It feels like just yesterday that America lost Charlie Kirk.
I remember every detail vividly.
Charlie and I were in daily contact that week, as he prepared for his next national campus speaking tour.
I was part of an intimate Zoom meeting he had organized the night prior to its first stop, at Utah Valley University.
Less than 24 hours later, it was the site of his murder.
Everything about the assassination was astonishing: the unconscionable security failure from the campus police and Charlie’s detail, the fact he was killed while modeling robust and respectful debate, the utterly depraved… Read More in Real Clear Politics