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D-Minn. Rep. Ilhan Omar. Capitol Hill Known as the “squad”, it denies that Democratic voters celebrate political violence following the assassination of the murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
In a video footage obtained by Fox News Digital, Omar was asked about her thoughts about Democratic voters celebrating Kirk’s death and cheered for political violence after the assassination.
“Do you care about speech from the foundation of democracy? Charlie Kirk Assassination? “Omar was asked, and she did not respond. “Why did Democratic voters celebrate political violence?
ABC reporter called Charlie Kirk’s text message with transgender partner “very touching”
“I don’t think anyone is.” Omar drove back.
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However, the evidence seems to suggest that many people’s decision to ridicule or praise Kirk’s death has been facing an impact. This includes K-12 Education Officer, University professor Healthcare professionals, Political experts, writers and other professionals from various departments and major companies, such as law firms Perkins CoieNew York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq Stock and Office Depot companies, etc.
Legislators from both sides of the aisle completely condemned the trend of political violence after Kirk’s assassination. But despite both sides of the political realm condemnation and expression of sadness, there are still some controversial moments on the hill after Kirk’s death.
In Kirk Turns into chaos In addition to a silent prayer, Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert was protested by Democrats in addition to a silent prayer. According to media reports, some people have reportedly started yelling how Republicans ignore the school shooting that happened the same day as Kirk. Meanwhile, R-Fla. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna stood up and started shouting, “You all caused this.”
Asked why Democrats refused to pray for Kirk, Omar replied: “We did a moment of silence, no one prayed in the House, for anyone who died.”
Meanwhile, Omar is facing Republican efforts to deprive her of her Committee tasks and seats According to Republican lawmakers, she devalued Kirk’s legacy shortly after her assassination.
The comments were made in an interview with Progressive News media Zeteo. Omar told the media a few days after Kirk’s assassination that he had previously “downplayed slavery and the experience of black people in this country, saying that June Teenth did not exist.”
Many locals and students returned to campus on Monday, September 15, 2025, stopping at the memorial at Utah Valley University to pay tribute to Conservative influencer Charlie Kirk who was assassinated less than a week ago. （Fox News Digital/Deirdre Heaven）
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“There are a lot of people out there talking about him just wanting to have a civil debate,” Omar continued. “You know, nothing is more like pretending that his words and actions have not been recorded yet and have been around for the past decade or so.”
Omar also criticized Republican figures who have been attacking Democrats’ comments since Kirk’s assassination. “These people are filled with s–. For us, calling them out while we feel angry and sad, and empathetic, Charlie said, ‘No, it shouldn’t exist’ because it’s a new word or something,” Omar said, referring to Kirk’s comment on “hate speech.”
Elizabeth Elkind of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
