Republican Responses to Political Violence and Democratic Party Conduct

Showing 14 Republicans videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

This topic covers Republican political figures and commentators responding to Charlie Kirk's assassination and broader disputes with Democratic conduct. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene called for what she described as a peaceful national divorce after Kirk's killing, arguing that millions on the left had made clear through their celebration of the violence that no common ground remained possible. Charlie Kirk, years earlier, predicted Republicans would retain the House in the 2018 midterms, citing economic growth and controversy surrounding Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation as motivating factors for conservative turnout. Kirk separately criticized congressional Democrats who remained seated during a tribute to a young cancer patient at a presidential address, framing the moment as evidence of a deeper moral divide rather than ordinary political disagreement. Candace Owens testified before Congress on two separate occasions defending herself against accusations tied to nationalism and white supremacy, including a widely viewed exchange with Representative Ted Lieu over an edited clip of her remarks about Hitler that she said deliberately stripped away necessary context. Additional videos cover polling data showing 90 percent of Americans expressing concern about political violence following Kirk's assassination, alongside commentary on Republican messaging strategy heading into future elections.