Killing Charlie will not help the left

 

Eric Daugherty
@EricLDaugh
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JUST IN - TULSI GABBARD NAILS IT: "They kill and terrorize their opponents, hoping to silence them. But in this evil we've experienced, that Charlie faced, their FLAWED ideology is exposed. By trying to silence Charlie, his voice is now LOUDER THAN EVER!" "His message is more powerful and impactful than EVER! The truth he spoke has spread hundred-fold!" "Every one of us needs to be a warrior like Charlie. To take shelter in God, to draw strength and fearlessness from the Lord...to stand together. Continue the mission Charlie dedicated his life to." "Exercise our God-given right to speak, and CARRY THAT TORCH that shines brightly because of God's love."

Charie Kirk's legacy will haunt the left in this country. Tulsi Gabbard and others will carry his torch. The left cannot stop us from speaking out.

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