Last night, a widow tucked in her two fatherless children because someone took Charlie Kirk’s life for debating college kids on campus.
This is our world now: where words are treated as weapons, and disagreement is met with death.
What they don’t realize is that this was a true turning point. Silencing a man’s voice doesn’t end the message it amplifies it. And the ripple of this moment will be felt far beyond the walls of that campus.
In 1960, president-elect John F. Kennedy named his 35-year-old brother as the next U.S. Attorney General. At the time, his brother had no experience in state or federal court.