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For Erika Kirk, is there a difference between forgiving someone in a spiritual sense, and seeking justice for them on Earth? "Oh, of course. But we serve a just God. And I rest easy in knowing that. He is sovereign, but He is just. And so, let the Lord...

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ERIKA KIRK: “In America, we understand that a free life is worth living, but there is nowhere else on earth like the United States of America.” Erika Kirk
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There are a few people outside of my family that I will always defend. They are Donald Trump, Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk. Charlie was killed by satan because he was an outspoken Christian. A demon pulled the trigger named Tyler Robinson. The same attacks on Erika Kirk are by the same demonic forces because Erika and Charlie REFUSE to apologize for their faith in Christ. I will always defend them against demonic people. Their attacks only embolden my faith in god. So keep it up demons, god wins in the end.
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There are a few people outside of my family that I will always defend. They are Donald Trump, Charlie Kirk and Erika Kirk. Charlie was killed by satan because he was an outspoken Christian. A demon pulled the trigger named Tyler Robinson. The same attacks on Erika Kirk are by the same demonic forces because Erika and Charlie REFUSE to apologize for their faith in Christ. I will always defend them against demonic people. Their attacks only embolden my faith in god. So keep it up demons, god wins in the end.

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‼️🇺🇸: Did you know that Erika Frantzve Kirk apparently used to date Cabot Phillips Editor of the DAILY WIRE in 2017 just a year before she met Charlie? 🤔 The posts are now scrubbed but the replies to them are still there on Erika Kirk's (old now locked) Twitter profile. 👀 Erika just said this week at her CBS Town hall that she was not dating in 2017. How many lies are there?
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‼️🇺🇸: Did you know that Erika Frantzve Kirk apparently used to date Cabot Phillips Editor of the DAILY WIRE in 2017 just a year before she met Charlie? 🤔 The posts are now scrubbed but the replies to them are still there on Erika Kirk's (old now locked) Twitter profile. 👀 Erika just said this week at her CBS Town hall that she was not dating in 2017. How many lies are there?

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Erika Kirk claimed she didn’t date anyone for 5 years before meeting Charlie Kirk. Meet Cabot Phillips, her ex before Charlie. He wasn’t just Charlie’s producer, but a career conservative operator and now now Senior Editor at the Daily Wire and previously Editor in Chief at Campus Reform where he for Marco Rubio’s 2016 campaign. And here is Erika on a date in 2017 with Cabot Philips and possibly engaged before that to Tyler JT Massey in Dec. 2015. She met Charlie in 2018. What else is she lying about?
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Erika Kirk claimed she didn’t date anyone for 5 years before meeting Charlie Kirk. Meet Cabot Phillips, her ex before Charlie. He wasn’t just Charlie’s producer, but a career conservative operator and now now Senior Editor at the Daily Wire and previously Editor in Chief at Campus Reform where he for Marco Rubio’s 2016 campaign. And here is Erika on a date in 2017 with Cabot Philips and possibly engaged before that to Tyler JT Massey in Dec. 2015. She met Charlie in 2018. What else is she lying about?

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