Charlie Kirk's 2024 Rally Push Across Georgia

Showing 42 Georgia videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Charlie Kirk treated Georgia as a bellwether during the final stretch of the 2024 campaign, delivering back-to-back rally speeches built around the same argument: that support for Trump had grown beyond traditional party lines into what he called a citizen uprising against the Washington establishment. He pointed to prominent Democrats like Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. crossing over to endorse Trump as evidence the realignment was real rather than wishful thinking, and used early voting numbers in the state to press supporters not to relax with the race still close. Kirk framed the appeal directly to Georgia's faith community, telling pastors and churchgoers that the election amounted to a spiritual battle as much as a political one, and challenged attendees to spend the final days before the vote chasing every low-propensity voter they could reach rather than assuming the numbers already favored Trump. The state also became a symbol of grassroots organizing success in Kirk's telling, with the University of Georgia's Turning Point USA chapter singled out at AmericaFest for drawing 5,000 students to a single campus event and for its support of the Riley family after the murder of Laken Riley, a case Kirk and allied commentators frequently cited in arguments about immigration enforcement.