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January 1, Heartland Leaders Unite in DC After Kirk Tragedy

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Wyatt’s Take

  • Prayer vigil draws national conservatives to honor Kirk in Washington
  • Lawmakers and Trump officials gather after Kirk’s shocking assassination
  • Attendees mourn, pray, and remember Kirk’s impact on America

A large crowd gathered in Washington, DC, for a prayer vigil remembering Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk.

The event honored Kirk’s memory after his life was taken during a debate at Utah Valley University on September 10.

Speakers included Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Senior Advisor Kari Lake, Congressman Andy Biggs, Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, Congressman Eli Crane, and Arizona State Senator Jake Hoffman.

The organizers described the service as “a unifying event focused on prayer, mourning, and celebrating the life, legacy, and memory of Charlie Kirk — a national treasure whose life was cut far too short.”

The accused is Tyler Robinson, 22, who had a complex personal history. Authorities said “Hey fascist! Catch!” was found inscribed on a round in the alleged murder weapon.

Americans from across the political spectrum attended, gathering to pay respects and join together in prayer and reflection.

Losing a leader like Kirk leaves many seeking answers, but these gatherings show that hope and unity remain strong in the heartland.

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Wyatt Matters

When times get tough, folks come together to pray, mourn, and remember what matters most—faith, family, and country. Kirk’s loss reminds us to keep standing strong for our values, no matter the challenges ahead.

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  1. Jack Woodhead

    September 20, 2025 at 2:20 am

    Are the 3 congresspersons you listed senators or representatives?
    After all, federal senators are in Congress also.

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