Yeah. I mean, he was arguably the most influential conservative of his generation, starting with Turning Point USA, which looked to mobilize conservatives on campus. Of course, American conservatives have long complained that they don't get a fair shake on college campuses.And, you know, the professors there are too liberal. And so they saw that as sort of one front of the struggle to sort of expand the conservative tent, if you will, and personally led the push on that. He was also a very early supporter a ...

All right. So, we're all processing this week and the many weeks before. Just to state the obvious, the moment we're in right now is incredibly dark.And there is no easy way to process it. Believe me, I try to do that every day with all of you. But we have been here before, or version of here before.We have seen how real leaders respond to moments like this. And we should remember that leadership right now. We should insist that the people in power today follow those examples.Today I was thinking a lot abou ...

There is no single definition of political violence and no federal database. But this is what the data show https://t.co/g8Niwo2un1 ...

Tonight, the shooting, the search, and now the suspect in custody. Our first look at the 22-year-old arrested after a multi-day manhunt. His father helping to turn him in. Plus, the new surveillance video showing the accused assassin fleeing from the roof where he fired his fatal shot. What the suspect's family told authorities he said about Charlie Kirk. Also tonight, the powerful words from the governor of Utah, calling this a make orb breakak moment in American history, pleading for people to tone down t ...

From @WSJopinion: The sickest aspect of the assassination of Charlie Kirk is that it was everything he warned about, the very thing that motivated his many debates and catapulted him to fame. He talked so as to end political violence, writes @KimStrassel. https://t.co/Gk4j5iMFsf ...

Political violence could become routine. But it doesn’t have to https://t.co/1P4Ghh9RBV ...

Donald Trump did little to ease tensions when he blamed America’s left for the killing of Charlie Kirk. What will it take for political violence to subside in America? With @JohnPrideaux, @chowardchoward and @jbennet https://t.co/4c5HnR821I ...

Assessing political violence in America is inherently subjective. But the data available—largely compiled by researchers whom sceptical conservatives would probably dismiss as biased—suggest Charlie Kirk’s killing is not representative of broader trends https://t.co/K7fXWlk1xg ...

Fewer than one in ten Americans say they support political violence, with little difference between left and right. That leaves potentially millions willing to condone violence—and some proportion of them willing to commit it—in a country awash with guns https://t.co/DBqpZrLs5e ...

I remember when I first started covering politics in upstate New York in the Udica, New York area, the Congressman Sheri Buller was famous. His phone number and address was in the phone book. Anybody could walk up and knock on his door and ask him um you know about something that was happening in Washington or a problem that they were having with the federal government that he needed that he could help them with.These members of Congress can't do that anymore. They have to hide their addresses and where the ...