I rise today as Constitution Day approaches. The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a watershed moment for free speech. Charlie made a name for himself exercising his First Amendment rights. He was shot answering a question from a liberal influencer. His assassination sends a message that if you disagree on the wrong issues, you might end up paying for it, even with your life. Regardless of politics, Americans don't want a country where people are shot for their views. Freedom of speech is under serious threat. From gender ideology to race, the far left has weaponized political correctness, punishing dissenters with social and professional consequences. If we want the First Amendment to survive this moment, we must restore respect for the rule of law and confront the factors fueling division. Charlie Kirk was reaching out to the other side when he died, and to honor his legacy, we should do the same.
Mike Flood: “I rise today as Constitution Day approaches. The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a watershed moment for free speech.…”
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Addressing the implications of Charlie Kirk's assassination on free speech.
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