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The Western Journal on MSNThe Lesson to Be Learned from NYC's Mayor Debacle Goes Beyond Just Illegal Immigration, Charlie Kirk SaysIn case you've been blissfully unaware, one of the greatest and most iconic cities in American history could be on the precipice of irreversible destruction. No, I'm not talking about Los Angeles, or San Francisco,
After a wave of immediate backlash, at least partially spearheaded by Kirk through his podcast, both Trump and Rollins reversed course this week, vowing that the administration would never green-light anything that looked like “amnesty” and would work to ensure a “100% American” workforce.
Longtime Trump ally and GOP strategist Roger Stone, Savannah and Todd Chrisley and Charlie Kirk are among those scheduled to speak at the third and final day of Turning Point USA's conference in Tampa,
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CHARLIE KIRK: I want to reinforce what you're saying here, which is the American people overwhelmingly support mass deportation of all illegal immigrants. And this is what's very important—is that the American ruling class,
Charlie Kirk, the organization’s founder, president and so-called “ youth whisperer of the American right ," energized attendees by repeatedly telling them they “delivered the White House to Donald Trump.” For three days, Kirk declared, Tampa Bay would be the “center of the political universe of the planet.”
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk expressed frustration on Monday about Republicans allegedly pressuring President Donald Trump to pursue amnesty
Charlie Kirk says major people in the "ruling class" are pushing President Trump to give amnesty to illegal aliens working on farms, hospitality, and service industries. "I can tell you that there are many different discussions that I’ve had with people,
Morris claims Vice President JD Vance prodded him into running: “He says to me ‘Nate, you know McConnell, he’s gotta go. Maybe you should look at running for that seat.’”
The right-wing activist helped reelect Donald Trump with events at 25 colleges that tapped into "pent-up frustration" among young voters, organizers said.