Watch: Kirk’s killing causes two -party warnings about heated rhetoric

Legislators on both sides of the passage were to agree that political discourse in the US reached an amazing level after murder Charlie Kirk and other recent actions of political violence.

The murder of Kirk-rest in a number of political violence, which since July 2024 has left several loud figures when President Donald Trump was shot during a campaign for his second term in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump was again aimed at the future killer in a few months. In April, Gov. Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro fell victim to the attack. And in June, two Minnesota legislators and their families were attacked, leaving two dead.

Political violence has had a cold impact on the nation, and some legislators go so far as to cancel public speeches against the background of fears of physical violence.

“We now have a climate where people who are genuinely confused … as two guys who tried to shoot President Trump, the one who shot him Who followed the legislators of Minnesota -It people are nuts: “Senator Josh Houley, Ma-Mo.

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Feelings were also responded to the democratic legislators on the hill.

“It’s really sad and just scared, you know, frankly how scary things in this country got in terms of our Political discourse “,” “ said Senator Andy Kim, Dn.J. “I actually just noticed how more than 50% of the Americans polled said they would call people another political party. I just think it is so dangerous for our country.”

Senator -Democratic Senator Jeff Mercley from Oregon added that in order for this republic to work, people must be able to “share (their) perspective and do so, knowing that we decide our differences through propaganda and vote, not through violence.”

Charlie Kirk warned that “the attempted culture is spreading to the left” in a terrible online post a few months before the murder

“I do not know what the political discourse is talking about, but it certainly says about violence, and he has no business in political discourse. You may have a reliable difference with people, but if it turns into violence, something went bad,” said Senator Sheldon Whitehus, the doctor.

Kirk was known for being hot, but also respectfully with students of all political stripes Campuses in college As part of Turning Point USA, the grassroots organization it founded in 2012. He regularly visits college campuses across the country and discusses with students from different perspectives on different issues of the day. Often, Kirk spent “prove me wrong” where he will give the students the opportunity to do this – prove it wrong.

“I mean, it’s shame this. Charlie Kirk was polite, he had a message, and he spread the message, and he drew people to talk and discussion, and then lost his life,” said the representative Thomas Mass, R-Ky. “This is the case in this country, we have freedom of speech. No one should ever accept violence based on what someone said.”

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“I would hope that all people will take a minute, think and gather this political rhetoric,” ” Res. Jonathan Jackson, D-Mill.. Fox News Digital said. “These violent words are preceded by violent actions.”

Houley, meanwhile, suggested tactics that would help resolve the issue.

“I just say again, part of the way we stop, we understand that there are things that are more important than politics in life,” he told reporters.