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They couldn’t win the argument, so they ended it: One year after Charlie Kirk

Today marks the first anniversary of the killing of Charlie Kirk, one of the most prominent pro-American voices of his generation. How could such a young man, with no college degree and no formal institutional authority, make such a mark on the American conscience? The answer lies partly in what Kirk did so relentlessly: He […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
They couldn’t win the argument, so they ended it: One year after Charlie Kirk
Today marks the first anniversary of the killing of Charlie Kirk, one of the most prominent pro-American voices of his generation. How could such a young man, with no college degree and no formal institutional authority, make such a mark on the American conscience? The answer lies partly in what Kirk did so relentlessly: He […]
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