Young conservatives and activists are determined to go Late Charlie Kirk The principles guide their movement in college complexes and are more active in honor of their memory than ever.
Founder of turning point USA murderedIn which more than 850 complexes have clubs, they have become unhappy, but have intensified their followers and colleagues, who believe that more speakers and individuals will stand more than ever.
Kirk, who got out of the college, created a movement, collecting thousands of students, sent them to the conferences and excluded them to vote. He is considered one of the forces behind the relative success observed by President Trump with young voters last November.
Since his death, those students have posted stories of Kirk’s influence in their lives and swear that it will not be able to stop them from actively in the campus.
The national president of the college Republican JT Marshburn said, “We continue their legacy, showing, showing, showing, showing, showing, showing it, showing it, showing it.”
“I honestly think that more Republican speakers will really be more inclined to come to the campus because of this, it shows the conservative movement that we need to continue to show face on these college campuses. … Left is controlling college complexes, and when Republicans come, they do not usually meet the best consequences, as they said that speech or he said,” they said that they said that the speech or they said, as they said, they said that they said that speech or they said. Did.
Marshburn recognized that more security may need to consider future speaking events, when Cancer was shot after being shot at a public debate program in Utah on Wednesday, which was part of his “American comeback tour”.
The turning point USA did not respond to the recruitment request for comments.
Some students have already started showing that they will move forward keeping in mind the example of Kirk. Member of Student for lifeA pro -life group, which worked with Kirk in the past, says that a red shirt was worn on the campus this week.
“If you want to honor the legacy of Charlie Kirk best, you are going to speak, and you are really going to be loud than before … this is what Charlie was doing every day. This is what he was motivating millions of youths. Because we argue, when we talk, we talk.
Stress in premises after murder is more, with some professors Tickle To celebrate the death of the conservative commentator.
Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boys said, “Yesterday, a member of a university of Mississippi staff re -shared the hurt, insensitive comments on social media about the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk.The statement posted on Thursday afternoonX for social platforms.
“We condemn these tasks, and this staff member is no longer employed by the university,” he said.
And Louisville is investigating a poster in the University campus, in which the “this debate” is being hit by a bullet with a portrayal of Kirk.
The temperature has also been replaced among some conservatives, who have posted on social media, they feel “radical” after the murder and jokes with others who follow it.
“You can find a lot of examples of young progressives online, celebrating your murder … I am worried that it was an incredible message to Charlie -inspired young people that he was wrong about the promise of engagement and respectable debate,” said the director of education policy studies at Rick Hayes, Senior Fellow and American Enterprises Institute.
He said, “My biggest concern is that many of his followers will forget the lesson taught in their grief and frustration.”
Leaders of the conservative movement are encouraged to push young people back in the campus, but in the spirit of open debate.
“Not only by those people, not only by students, but also the best way to handle those really delays and disgusting comments by adults, some of them are professors and even universities, to channel our righteous anger about those bad comments in positive action about those bad comments, and the best positive action is that we can stop to honor Charlie’s legacy. The president of Roberts said.
“And to speak, not by shouting at other people, not with vitriol – it will be an example of stopping for the level of radical left – rather standing as a Charlie, standing as Charlie, with a wide smile, with a belief, not only in the American future, not only in the American future, but because of Charlie’s trust, and I think we can also add what we can add, due to what we can add.
As other high-profiles, the speakers of the right-shouting college are vowed to press, the young conservatives saw the next steps as a movement defeding the next steps without Kirk.
“I think we can choose at this point the way we answer, [which] In fact, it will define how we move forward, “Leena Graham said, recently a college graduate and inheritance assistant.
