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"We cannot allow ourselves to be terrorized into silence. We need to live Charlie Kirk's example." Tulsi Gabbard speaks at Charlie Kirk's vigil in Washington, D.C.

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Chad Neibert1 year ago

We are done being silenced… that’s a fact 🫡

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James Evans1 year ago

100% on point.

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Cypher1 year ago

Powerful words from Tulsi. She’s absolutely right,Charlie never backed down from speaking truth, even when it cost him. If we let fear and intimidation shut us up, then those who tried to silence him win. The best way to honor Charlie’s life is to carry his torch forward,unafraid, unapologetic, and determined to stand for what’s right.

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General LeMay1 year ago

Tulsi is the only politician grown in Hawaii in modern times that is worth a damn. You go girl.

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Roberto Silva1 year ago

Beautiful God’s inspired words said by Tulsi. May God continue blessing her abundantly.

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Ooh Baby Baby it's a Wild World🌊🌈1 year ago

Honor Charlie by releasing the Epstein Files.

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Jack Emhoff1 year ago

Fuck em.. he spread hate and racism.

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SincereDoge ☕️🐾🦍1 year ago

We cannot confuse silence with respect. Honoring someone’s life doesn’t mean surrendering our ability to question narratives. Charlie Kirk himself publicly questioned the Epstein case and demanded transparency for the survivors—because real justice comes from exposing truth, not hiding it. Living his example means being unafraid to speak truth—even when it cuts against the grain—and demanding accountability from those in power. Silence in the face of propaganda or cover-ups is not respect, it’s complicity.

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Andy Fox1 year ago

Yes, We should not forget the spirit and aspirations of Charlie Kirk.

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noproblem1 year ago

AIPAC asswipe piece of shit!

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vidrohi1 year ago

Powerful words from Tulsi

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CaptCOjones1 year ago

She knows.

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Cessnagirl335111 year ago

We mourn Charlie Kirk not only for the life lost, but for the potential silenced. In his final chapter, Charlie was no longer the firebrand caricature that both extremes had come to exploit. He was evolving—seeking dialogue over division, understanding over outrage. His “Prove Me Wrong” tour wasn’t a stunt; it was a rare invitation to engage, to listen, and to learn. That kind of courage—intellectual and moral—is what makes a democracy resilient. Yet now, in the wake of his assassination, we see a troubling spectacle. The same voices that once thrived on polarization now rush to sanctify him—not to honor his transformation, but to weaponize his death. The posthumous awarding of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, while symbolically powerful, feels less like a tribute and more like a calculated move to galvanize a base, to redirect grief into fury, and to obscure the inconvenient truth: Charlie Kirk had become a threat to extremism on both sides. Let us be clear. A united people cannot be manipulated. A curious youth cannot be indoctrinated. And a man who sought to bridge divides cannot be reduced to a martyr for a cause he was beginning to question. We must not allow grief to be hijacked by those who refuse to verify, who refuse to reflect, and who refuse to evolve. We owe Charlie more than applause—we owe him honesty. And we owe ourselves the courage to resist being terrorized into silence or misled into rage.

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The Hasidic Samurai1 year ago

Being a piece of shit?

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Beltein1 year ago

A moving tribute. We need more voices speaking with courage right now.

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Major (Ø,G)1 year ago

@trendisgood charlie

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§håwñ †hê KïÐÐ1 year ago

When this sneaky POS left the Dem party it probably was a gift to them.

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Timcampbell1 year ago

Exactly 💯 👏👏👏👏

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Turner Sutton1 year ago

Absolutely

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Rosemary Pollard1 year ago

Yes, Tulsi is 100% correct!!

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Anthony Darnell1 year ago

😯

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Nitish Yadav1 year ago

“We cannot allow ourselves to be terrorized into silence. We need to live Charlie Kirk's example.” — Tulsi Gabbard at Charlie Kirk’s vigil in Washington, D.C. 🕯️🇺🇸

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World Voice1 year ago

Charlie Kirk example says We need to reflect on what We say or it will come back to us, choose your words wisely or be silent, but never use your words to oppress an American again, our words should all bring freedom to America. God bless everyone in our beautiful country.

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Jayden cross1 year ago

Good decision

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ellen1 year ago

Will this apply to everybody?

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zdcrown1 year ago

I hope the taxpayers aren't paying for this.

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HardyOnTheBeach🏝1 year ago

These people at The Kennedy Center are fucking nutjobs!

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The Grace1 year ago

Powerful message. Standing up and speaking out, even in the face of fear, is exactly what Kirk inspired.

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Kimberly1 year ago

Nobody is terrorizing you just stop

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The Blue Legend1 year ago

Says the lifelong democrat? Democrats president candidate?

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Beltein1 year ago

Powerful words. Standing strong in moments like this truly matters.

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