'They will reject this'

On Sunday, America said goodbye to Charlie Kirk. People from across the country—even the world—poured into Glendale, Arizona to attend the funeral of Charlie Kirk, conservative activist, Turning Point USA co-founder, and inspiration to many. As Erika Kirk proclaimed from the stage that she forgives her husband’s murderer, The Daily Signal asked people if they could see a future in which they’d see eye to eye with the people celebrating Kirk’s death.Attendees also shared the impact Kirk has made in their lives Mrs. Erika Kirk: 'I Forgive Him'@MrsErikaKirk said, in between grief and sadness, that she forgives her husband's killer, believing that is what Charlie would do. pic.twitter.com/d83dLmus0V— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) September 21, 2025 The post ‘Death Is Not the End’: What Mourners Told Us at Charlie Kirk’s Funeral appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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