Huntington, W.Va. (Wowk)-After the death of the right political activist and founder of “Turning Point USA” Charlie Kirk share supporters and non-supporters alike their thoughts on the tragedy.
Kirk had supporters in the USA, including in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky. While you may have different political views, you will reach an agreement on the murder of Charlie Kirk.
“I think it’s pretty devastating. I didn’t know what to say. I was somehow lost and confused,” says Mason McMillian, a follower of Tunring Point USA.
“I am disturbed, especially because something like this is still happening,” says the supporter Damon Harris.
“My condolences and my prayers go to his family,” says the non -connected voter Joshua Bias.
Malachi Lotts once led the chapter of College Republicans of America on the campus of Marshall University. He says: “It was not just one thing that he did, the fact that he wanted to contribute to the public on the college campus and simply to clarify the public. He was not there to choose enemies, he was there, you just try to help everyone.”
Now supporters and those who have shared different opinions aside and say that there should be no disagreement in relation to murder.
“Although I didn’t like the guy, I do not agree with his views and his politics and what he is considering what he thinks is best to America. It is not correct.
“Just because they do not agree with his movement or what you try, I don’t think you should deserve to die,” says Harris.
