Trump’s 38%. But in 2024, Trump’s share


of Latinos rose signifi cantly, with some polls showing 48%. No modern Republican presi- dential candidate had pulled this level of support from La- tino voters. The result: a new GOP co-


alition that delivered the de- cisive blow to the Democrats in 2024.


A NUCLEAR EXPLOSION IN HISTORY Charlie lived only a relatively short life, but his impact was like a nuclear explosion in his- tory. Few individuals have so transformed the political land- scape in so brief a time. Yet both the left and the Re-


icalism that had overtaken the Democratic Party. Charlie spoke directly to


these concerns. He reminded evangelicals and Latinos alike that the sanctity of life was not negotiable. He championed the un-


born. He defended family values. He stood against the tide of transgender ideology, teaching that biology is not bigotry, and that protecting children from irreversible harm is not “fascism” but common sense. This message resonated


deeply. Latino voters — Cath- olic, Protestant, evangelical — saw in Charlie a leader who understood their concerns. And evangelicals found in him a champion unafraid to fi ght the battles too many Re- publicans had abandoned. Charlie’s work benefi ted


Trump. In 2020, exit polling showed Biden winning about 65% of the Latino vote to


publican establishment recog- nized the danger he posed to their stranglehold on power. The left despised him because he exposed their hypocrisy, dis- mantled their narratives, and won over their voters. Establishment Republicans


feared him because he proved that real conservatism — rooted in cultural truth, not watered- down compromise — could win. It was no accident that Fox


News banned him. Just as they had tried to silence other strong Trump supporters after the 2020 election, they hoped to sideline Charlie and protect their brand of “controlled op- position.” But Charlie refused to be si-


lenced.


With the help of Newsmax,


his radio program, his pod- casts, and his social media reach, Charlie broke through the media blockade. He showed the nation that the old gatekeepers could be by- passed — and defeated. Tragically, Charlie’s en-


emies determined that silenc- ing his words was not enough. Just as Socrates was forced


to drink hemlock, and Jesus was nailed to the cross, Char- lie too was cut down with a gunshot to his head. His pub- lic assassination shocked the nation, but in death, he be- came even greater than in life. The left had spent years


stoking fear, convincing vul- nerable communities that conservatives were “fascists” out to destroy them. They whipped the transgender movement into a frenzy, por- traying Charlie as an existen- tial threat simply because he defended women’s sports, opposed the mutilation of children, and stood for bio- logical truth. When his assassin pulled


the trigger, the left celebrated — revealing the very hatred Charlie had warned against. But the result was not the


silencing of his message. Quite the opposite. Like the martyrs before


him, Charlie’s death sparked a movement. His blood became the seed of a new conservative awakening.


Like the martyrs before him, Charlie’s death sparked a movement. His blood became the seed of a new conservative awakening.


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