On the day Charlie Kirk was assassinated, something far greater than a man was lost. It wasn’t only Charlie the husband, father, or leader who died. With him, part of the public square, the battlefield of ideas, was assassinated too. Charlie’s arena was never the… | Read More in The Blogs
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