has taken hold that their way of life will be permanently changed moving forward. According to Libertarian
strategist Angela McArdle, the Sept. 10 attack wasn’t on one man, but rather an entire way of life. “The murder of Charlie
Kirk was the biggest attack on free speech in recent history,” said McArdle. “He was liter- ally a free speech advocate and was killed for sharing opinions in a venue designed to promote free speech.” Fears persist that the as-
sassin who silenced Kirk and the growing number of others involved in left-wing violence might be succeeding in a larg- er effort to intimidate people from speaking out. Harrison said that the left’s
intimidation has already been effective, citing conversations with conservative college stu- dents who are afraid to share their beliefs. Harrison said, “There has
absolutely been a chilling ef- fect on free speech. People,
especially young people on college campuses, are afraid to speak out.” Additionally, he states that
he is already bearing the con- sequences of being an outspo- ken voice in the conservative movement. “This is something that
hits home for me — I get death threats. A man was recently arrested for threatening to kill me,” said Harrison. “For those of us living in
the arena, we have to deal with this on a very personal level,” he added. In killing Kirk, the shooter
may have awakened a sleep- ing giant — unleashing what could be the most powerful counterforce to woke ideology across all 50 states. Reports from Turning Point USA, the group founded by Kirk, have shown an explosion in de- mand. Turning Point spokesman
Andrew Kolvet said in an X post that the group has re- ceived a “massive surge of in- quiries to start new chapters.”
According to Michael Savage, ending assassination culture will require a spiritual awakening.
Kolvet wrote, “We are now
at over 120,000 inquiries. Even accounting for attrition and duplicates, we are on the cusp of having a TPUSA or Club America chapter in ev- ery HS and College campus in America.” Furthermore, Vance and
White House adviser Stephen Miller announced plans to in- vestigate left-leaning nongov- ernmental organizations and other groups. Miller said that networks
involved in organizing riots, street violence, and similar ac- tivities might be considered a “domestic terror movement.” However, according to
Savage, ending assassination culture will require a spiritual awakening. “There is such rampant ha-
tred that it’s frightening. We live in a nation without a mor- al core. This won’t change on its own,” said Savage. “More violence will happen unless we make a major shift and, as a people, begin to reclaim our own humanity.” Adds Schmitt, “If we do not
reckon with this evil — if we do not name it, in clear and uncompromising terms, and commit ourselves to defeating it — it will only grow.”
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