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Make Oct. 14 a Day to Honor George Floyd, Not Kirk

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Congress passed a bill on Sept. 19 declaring Oct. 14 as a “National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk.” The October date is Kirk’s birthday. The House of Representatives vote was 310–58, with 95 Democrats joining all 215 Republicans in voting yes on the nonbinding resolution. The 58 no votes all c

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Make Oct. 14 a day to honor George Floyd, not Kirk

Congress passed a bill on Sept. 19 declaring Oct. 14 as a “National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk.” The October date is Kirk’s birthday. The House of Representatives vote was 310–58, with 95 Democrats joining all 215 Republicans in voting yes on the nonbinding resolution. The 58 no votes all c

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SILENT PRAYERS VS. BURNING STREETS– KIRK’S PASSING MET WITH CALM, UNLIKE GEORGE FLOYD UNREST – American Truth Project

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workers.org broke the news in on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
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