On Sunday, the Kennedy Center wasn’t just a concert hall — it was a sanctuary. Lawmakers, Trump officials, and friends packed the room to honor Charlie Kirk, and the energy was unlike anything I’ve ever seen. It was historic, it was heartbreaking, and it was full of love for a man who gave his entire […]
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On Sunday, the Kennedy Center wasn’t just a concert hall — it was a sanctuary. Lawmakers, Trump officials, and friends packed the room to honor Charlie Kirk, and the energy was unlike anything I’ve ever seen. It was historic, it was heartbreaking, and it was full of love for a man who gave his entire life to this movement.
House Speaker Mike Johnson, Tulsi Gabbard, Karoline Leavitt, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. were among the many who spoke. Over 80 members of Congress showed up. Think about that: some of the most powerful people in America dropped everything to be there. Not because it was political theater, but because Charlie mattered to them personally.
