Jude Sheerin and ANA FAGUYWashington DC
Charlie Kirk was one of the most famous conservative and media figures in the United States and was a reliable ally of President Donald Trump.
Kirk, a 31 -year -old who died of shooting at Utah University on Wednesday, was famous for having held outdoor discussions on campuses nationwide.
At the age of 18 in 2012, he co -founded TPUSA (Turning Point USA), a student organization aimed at spreading conservative ideals at a liberal American university.
His social media and Sijo’s daily podcasts often shared clips with students on issues such as transgender identity, climate change, faith and family value.
KIRK dedicated to political behaviorism before attending a community colleges near Chicago, the son of an architect who grew up in the suburbs of Prospect Heights. He failed the elite American Academy, West Point.
Kirk often mentioned his tongue as a university degree lack of university degree when he participated in discussions with students and scholars on difficult topics such as postmodernism.
After President Barack Obama was re -elected in 2012, his role began in TPUSA.
The mission of the mission of a non -profit organization is to organize the principles of financial liability, to encourage the principles of free markets and limited governments. TPUSA currently has a market for more than 850 universities.
Kirk spoke at the Republican event, which is popular with members of a very conservative tea party movement. CBS News said his daily conservative talk radio show had millions of followers on social media.
KIRK, a passionate public speaker, spoke to the Oxford Union earlier this year and wrote Maga Doctrine, a 2020 bestseller, a reference to Trump’s Make American Great Campaign.
TPUSA played an important role in efforts for Trump and other Republican candidates in last year’s election. The Miele NIL generation has helped to register tens of thousands of new voters and overturn Arizona for Trump.
Kirk attended Trump’s inauguration at Washington DC in January and was a White House’s regular visitors for two years.
Wednesday, Trump announced his death, paying respect to Kirk.
The president and his aides cherished Kirk’s political antenna for Mark’s grass. He spoke at the Republican Convention, and last year Donald Trump repayed his favor by speaking at a turning point meeting in Arizona.
Earlier this year, he traveled to Greenland with Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr., claiming that the United States should own the Arctic territory.
Kirk’s evangelical Christian religion and family -he married former Arizonamis with two children, the center of his politics, and was considered a highly positive figure of conservative behavioralism.
Perhaps his greatest praise to his contribution to Republican politics was from Trump himself when Kirk’s podcast began.
The president says: “I want to thank Charlie. He’s amazing person, his spirit, his love for this country, he created one of the most powerful youth groups.”
Kirk discussed numerous political and social issues in his event and his podcasts. Fire regulations were one of them.
A few months ago, Kirk said:
Some of his views were considered controversial. According to the BBC’s news partner, CBS, he conveyed anti-transgender views and skepticism against Covid-19 pandemic. He also publicly promoted false claims that elections were stolen in Trump in 2020.
According to the CBS, he also emphasized a great replacement conspiracy theory based on a conspiracy to replace whites into minorities.
In response to a fatal shooting, some people stressed that Kirk acknowledged and encouraged the debate about other ideas.
“His entire project was based on the division and the use of speeches rather than violence to solve and solve problems!” William WOLFE.
