When the truth comes out, and it will come out, people are going to see the full picture. This young man came from a family that understood right from wrong. His own parents turned him in. That is not the story of a family without morals. That is the story of a family doing what is right, no matter how painful.
And when it is revealed that he was radicalized by a school system that no longer teaches children how to think but tells them what to think… when it is exposed that they are trained to believe anyone who disagrees with them is a “fascist”… then this nation will have to face a reckoning. Because what has been done to our children is nothing short of catastrophic.
We are raising generations poisoned by ideology instead of anchored in truth. We are watching classrooms become factories of resentment and rage. And now the fruit of that indoctrination is spilling out into our streets in the form of violence.
If the adults in the room do not rise up now, if parents, leaders, and communities do not reclaim our schools and fight for our children, then the future that lies ahead is darker than anyone wants to imagine. What is happening in our education system is an abomination. To deny that is to deny reality itself. And if we refuse to confront it, then the violence we have just seen will not be the end. It will be the beginning.
Charlie Kirk lived and died for the truth. And it is now incumbent on every single one of us to do the same. To learn how to debate the other side the way he did, to speak the truth with clarity and conviction, and to win people over one by one. Because if we do not rise to that challenge, if we do not carry forward the example Charlie set, then the darkness will consume this country.
Instead of sharing the horrific, vile, & heart-stopping video of Charlie Kirk being shot, I urge you to share images of his beautiful family whose worst nightmare has come true.
Every kid deserves a dad.
Every wife deserves a husband.
Every American needs Charlie Kirk.
Now everyone will fire away about Tiger being done. But he’s not a normal person. Competitive golf is his favorite thing. Worst possible conditions for him this week. He’ll hang it up when he wants. Not when it makes sense to some journalists who think they know what’s best for him.
If you're wondering how @TigerWoods could pass on an almost $1 billion offer, this is what @ArnoldPalmer told a 22-year-old Tiger in January 1998.
25 years later, Tiger is still carrying that responsibility to protect the integrity and traditions of golf. https://t.co/AUrwFGzgwW