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DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Over a quarter of young voters believe America is “better off” following the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, according to a new survey. The Napolitan News Service poll found that a staggering 26% of those aged 18 to 34 answered “yes” to the question: “While it is always difficult to wish ill of another human being, is America better off now that Charlie Kirk has been killed?” Among Democrats, 24% also responded affirmatively. Kirk was shot and killed on Wednesday while speaking to students at an event at Utah Valley University, leaving behind a wife and two young children. The man accused of killing Kirk reportedly lived with a transgender-identifying “partner,” and bullet casings from the assassin’s rifle were inscribed with phrases such as “Hey fascist! Catch!” and “If you read this you are gay LMAO.” The survey also found that 31% of respondents who identify with Democrat New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s policies believe the country is better off following Kirk’s death. Across all respondents, 15% answered affirmatively to the prompt, 67% said no, and 18% were unsure. Just 38% of Democrats said they had prayed for Kirk, his wife, and his children, compared to 75% of Republicans and 55% overall. Among the Democrats surveyed, 31% said Republicans were more responsible for political violence in America, while 35% of Republicans answered that Democrats were more to blame. Overall, 66% of respondents said no single party is more responsible, with 18% pointing to Democrats and 15% to Republicans. Thirty-six percent of Democrats said the Republican Party played a role in encouraging Kirk’s assassination, while 29% cited anti-Trump rhetoric. Those numbers are 35% and 32%, respectively, if you include voters who “lean” Democrat. Just 24% of Democrats identified the media as partly responsible, compared with 42% of Republicans. Among Republicans, 57% described Kirk’s assassination as a “significant turning point in American history,” compared with 40% of all respondents and 26% of Democrats. The survey was conducted between Sept. 12 and 13 among 1,000 registered voters. Earlier polling has shown similar trends. An April poll found that 48% and 55% of left-of-center people believed murdering Tesla CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump are at least somewhat justified. Additionally, a recent Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression survey found that over a third of college-aged students are open to the use of violence to stop a campus speech. A growing number of people have faced professional consequences for vitriolic behavior and celebratory social media posts in the wake of Kirk’s murder. The Army suspended a reserve officer who cheered on Kirk’s assassination while making threatening statements toward Trump and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. Office Depot fired an employee who refused to print a poster for a Charlie Kirk vigil, calling it “propaganda.” Originally published by the Daily Caller News Foundation The post Quarter of Young Voters Think America ‘Better Off’ After Kirk Assassination: Poll appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Four days after the assassination of conservative youth icon and Turning Point USA cofounder Charlie Kirk, over 2,400 people came to honor him at a vigil for him at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The Daily Signal’s Digital Media Manager Tim Kennedy and Digital Media Fellow Olivia Pero spoke with attendees Sunday about what they were thinking as they waited in line to enter the venue and what impact, if any, Kirk had on their lives.   ‘He Didn’t Die in Vain:’ Raw Reactions From Supporters at Charlie Kirk’s DC VigilFour days after the assassination of conservative youth icon and Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, a vigil took place for him at @kencen in Washington, D.C., where hundreds of people came… pic.twitter.com/8OkIb6evit— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) September 16, 2025 “I’m old enough to be his mom, and he changed my life,” said a 53-year-old woman. “He taught me so much, and this has been really hard.” A mother with her husband and three young sons said she was glad they brought their boys because Kirk’s death would “be part of their history books.” She added that Kirk impacted her by “wanting to be more family oriented” and wanting to raise her sons “to love the Lord.” One 18-year-old boy, who said he’s about to start college, said he watched a lot of Kirk’s videos and debates he’d hold on college campuses.  “I just find that really impactful that he [Kirk] can go places, and he can speak his mind in places that typically you’re not able to speak your mind like that,” he said. “One thing that Charlie Kirk has taught me is that I can speak my mind on these situations. It’s my right to do so.” A mother of four said she’s never “felt so much loss for someone that I didn’t personally know.” “My children were devastated, [and] my friends have all been devastated,” she added. “I’m a former Democrat, and I didn’t recognize how faith could be a part of your political life, and it didn’t make you a terrible person.” A Moms for Liberty chapter president quoted Romans 8:28: “All things work together for good to those that love the Lord, who are called according to his purpose.” “Charlie Kirk was called, according to the purpose,” she said. Another young man said he didn’t realize how big of an impact Charlie had on so many people.  “I really thought of him first and foremost as more of a political figure,” he said. “After his death, I realized what a spiritual impact he had on people … which is better because it’s more eternal.” The post More Than Politics: Vigil for Charlie Kirk Reveals a Deep Spiritual Legacy appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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An independent hearing started in Saskatoon on Monday that is going to determine who police officers should be able to call friends. Former Sgt. Robbie Taylor was fired in March because of a relationship with a man who was an associate of the Hells Angels biker gang. He appealed the firing and an independent mediator is hearing the facts of the dismissal from both sides.  Ronni Nordal is the mediator in the case, which will hear from multiple witnesses including Chief Cameron McBride. Taylor’s lawyer Brian Pfefferle said Taylor “was fired for having an association with an individual who allegedly has associations with other individuals who are members of outlaw motorcycle clubs.” “So friends of friends are people that the police service does not want him associating with. And we say it’s far removed and it’s something that that there shouldn’t be an association concern there.” Ashley Smith, the Saskatoon Police Service lawyer, said the issue is whether Taylor’s “undesirable association” made him suitable to be a police officer. She said that Chief Cameron McBride concluded that Taylor was compromised by the relationship “and there was a loss of trust and confidence.” Continue Reading Article Police Officer with Ties to Hells Angels faces hearing HOW OUTLAW BIKERS USED TO THINK AND TREAT WOMAN Outlaws MC Member Arrested Enforcers Possible Arson Investigation The Potential Downfall of Harley-Davidson: A Crossroads for an American Icon PAGANS MC & THUG RIDERS MC VIOLENT BRUTAL ATTACKS

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