In 1960, Franklin Roosevelt campaigned with someone who said “America deserved the sinking of the Lusitania.”
Just kidding, that would be insane.
In 1960, JFK campaigned with someone who said “America deserved the Pearl Harbor attack.”
Just kidding, that would be insane.
In 1988, George Bush campaigned with someone who said “JFK deserved to be assassinated.”
Just kidding, that would be insane.
In 1992, Bill Clinton campaigned with someone who said “MLK deserved to be assassinated.”
Just kidding, that would be insane.
In 2020, Joe Biden campaigned with someone who said “America deserved the Oklahoma City bombing.”
Just kidding, that would be insane.
In 2026, Abdul El-Sayed campaigned with someone who said “America deserved 9/11.
GOOD MORNING: Happy Thursday to everyone who misses Charlie Kirk.
One year ago today, an evil lunatic took him from us. Charlie is a national treasure. Never forget.
PATRIOT. MARTYR. FRIEND.
He built a generation that loves God, country, free speech, and the fight. Campuses. Debates. Courage without apology. Erika and the kids still carry that weight. America still carries his mission.
Start the day grateful for Charlie. Keep speaking. Keep winning. Keep his legacy alive.
NEVER FORGET CHARLIE KIRK 🇺🇸🙏🏻
One year ago today, we lost an incredible man.
He was a patriot, leader, and beloved father and husband.
He was kiIIed for speaking the truth.
Today we honor the life of Charlie Kirk, an American hero 🇺🇸
One year ago today, Charlie Kirk left his last reply on X.
It's one I've never forgotten, because it was left to me on my post about Iryna Zarutska.
I never got to meet Charlie, he was k*lled the next day.
I thought I was radicalized by Iryna's de*th, but nothing could have prepared me for Charlie's.
What I saw from the Left was so horrifying, it shook me to my core and I've never gotten over it.
Even now, I am shaking with anger and disgust going through everything I remember from the day Charlie was k*lled.
I saw billboards of Charlie in my small town vandalized with red paint with truly vile things written on them.
I saw Leftists dancing on TikTok and PLEADING for more violence against other conservatives, including myself.
I will never forget what I saw.
Charlie was light and I saw true and utter darkness.
...but even in de*th Charlie brought light
A few weeks after his funeral, a young man and his wife and kids showed up at our church.
He caught me afterwards and said he followed me on X and came back to church, for Charlie.
A year later, we are now dear friends.
There are a million of these stories.
I remember my wife and I watching his videos together one night last year.
She looked at me and said, "I used to hate him, and I have no idea why..."
Because if you actually listened to Charlie instead of just listening to clips out of context, you realize he LOVED.
He didn't just listen and he didn't just debate.
You cannot fake love, no matter how hard you try.
It oozes from you and you cannot contain it and you cannot force it.
...and when I watch Charlie's videos, especially when he's debating someone he disagrees with, you can see he loves the person he's in front of and he wants them to see the light.
It's beautiful.
...but honestly, some days, when I remember what people said and did after he was k*lled and messages I get weekly from evil people telling me what they want to do to MY family...
I have a hard time finding any of of that love in myself at all. I'm just angry and filled with rage a lot.
God still has a lot of work to do in me.
But then I think about that young dad who walked into our church with his wife and kids.
I think about the friendship we now have.
I think about those children and mine growing up in church because their dad watched Charlie and decided it was time to come back.
I wish I could tell Charlie about them.
I wish he could meet all the people who are going to spend the rest of their lives changed because he was here.
I wish I’d gotten the chance to thank him.
But I still have the chance to live a life better than I did a year ago.
To study my Bible and to understand what I believe well enough to defend it.
...and something I don't do well enough:
To SPEAK UP when staying quiet would be easier, and to love people when I have every temptation to hate them.
I’m still angry. I’m still heartbroken.
But I heard you Charlie and I’m trying.
For Charlie ❤️
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As an OG Blizzard Dev I've never heard a bigger pile of BS.
We never cared about politics, built an entire industry out of nothing. We were right, central, left.
But what did happen is the Left got radical, and if you were not radical, say middle, you were now deemed Right.
Then Right became a crime in studios, and everyone was pushed out.
The Left doesn't dominate AAA gaming because they have more talent. They Left dominates because they stole it.
And then, well, the games got worse, didn't they?
The last time I was with Charlie, I didn’t want the afternoon to end.
But it did end.
I was thrilled listening to Charlie as he Moderated a discussion. He was exceedingly fair and gave each arguing participant equal time and respected their positions.
But this time listening to Charlie felt different. I had come to recognize a true genius on a par with our Founding Fathers: A modern day Alexander Hamilton or James Madison.
His breadth of knowledge on our Constitution, our Founding documents and especially on biblical texts was like watching a Chess champion dismantling an inferior opponent, easily accessing verifiable facts from that incredible brain of his was breathtaking to watch.
That he was taken from us, is a great loss that is insurmountable.
Charlie Kirk would have been our President one day. And ALL Americans would have benefited from his leadership.
Charlie asked that each of us just be one percent more courageous. One percent a year. He put it this way: “The cool thing about courage is that it actually doesn’t require any talent. It is just a choice.”
He wanted to be remembered for courage for his faith, and that courage is doing something without knowing the consequences.
As we approach the one year anniversary of his assassination at the hands of violent Leftist who was indoctrinated with Leftist lies and hate, let us find that one percent more courage in ourselves and re-engage in our shared country: vote, participate, volunteer, show up at your local school board meeting, have difficult conversations and remember that a great person, a Christian, died trying to have a conversation with young fellow Americans who he cared for dearly and wanted them to know and appreciate that they lived in the greatest experiment in Freedom the world has ever known: a nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for ALL!
God bless you,
Rob
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There's not a day goes by that I don't think of Charlie Kirk, see his name, hear his words.
Everything he done was for goodness.
A once in a generation voice for good.
Evil took him from us.
They can un-invite me from all the Halo events that they want. I just want to leave my grandkids with a nation that hasn't been rendered completely unrecognizable by Marxism.