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Stephen Miller says Charlie Kirk's death sparked unstoppable movement

Stephen Miller pledged to carry on Charlie Kirk’s conservative mission amid a crowd of over 60,000, framing their cause as a fight against the political left’s opposition.

  • Stephen Miller spoke at a memorial for Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, who was murdered, emphasizing that Kirk's death would inspire millions to carry on his legacy, saying, 'You have immortalized Charlie Kirk.'
  • Critics, including Justin Brannan and Anders Aslund, noted that Miller's speech resembled Joseph Goebbels' rhetoric, describing it as dangerous and a rally instead of a memorial.
  • During the service, Erika Kirk expressed forgiveness for her husband's suspected assassin, contrasting with the aggressive tone in Miller's speech.
  • Notable figures like Donald Trump Jr. attended the event, supporting Miller's message against their political opponents.
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Black pastors say Charlie Kirk is not a martyr, while decrying racism and political violence

How Charlie Kirk is being memorialized — with many conservatives and white Christians, particularly evangelicals, emphasizing his faith and labeling him a martyr — has sparked debate among Black clergy, who are trying to square a heroic view of the 31-year-old with insulting statements about people of color that were key to his political activism.“How you die does not redeem how you lived,” the Rev. Howard-John Wesley, of Alexandria, Virginia, s…

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