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I worked for Charlie Kirk and Turning Point – how was it (Picture: DM)
Thousands of conservatives in Utah and the United States were devastated by the public death of Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA last week.
After the shooting and arrest of Tyler Robinson, who was accused of firing a single sniper rifle bullet in the conservative icon, many of them went to social media to identify their relations with Kirk and their organization.
Such a person is Texas Native Caroline Stole, which emerged as a great Tyler Robinson conspiracy theory on the messages of Charlie Kirk opened by the expert.
Describing himself as a “healing conservative” in Tiktok, Stout told us how Mirror once worked with Kirk in 2014 in 2014.
“I connected with them when I was 16 or 17,” Stout said, Reflect us.
“At that time I was in high school and lived in politics and Houston.”
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“And that was when Charlie launched Turning Point recently.”
According to the lawyer, Kirk was walking around and gathering the first donations, and that’s why the Houston Republican Party will openly have a lot of money because he came to Houston. “
Stout added that he had met Kirk at an event to hire young people.
“And that’s when I first involved, and then they invited me to go to CPAC with him, and I became a quote-ranking activist with them,” he said.
Stout Mirror told us that he was afraid of Kirk as a young conservative. “There was absolutely a kind of star in my eyes because I was in a place where I was 16, 17 years old, I called the belonging and tried to understand something.”
“That’s why when I met him and saw him on TV, oh, I thought of this person legally.”
Stout described Kirik as “really wonderful” and “multi -principled”.
Charlie Kirk visible at Utah Valley University (Picture: Getty Images)
“I felt that I could have a relationship with what he said because he presented things so much and understandable.
“It was very real. Very, very original,” he reflected. “And I can only talk about who he was and how he returned between 2014-2017, because I haven’t talked to him since 2017. But he was very real and always very kind to all his people who really looked at his people.”
During this period, Stout emphasized that Kirk’s organization was “built around any social issue, all focusing on financial responsibility and only the limited government”.
“He also admitted that he appeared as an opportunity to communicate with people in a world I want to be in. And they made it really easier for me to access these people.”
During his time there, Stout occupied various roles in the organization. “That’s why I was just a kind of activist in high school and in high school. So I went to their activities and went to different conferences and CPACs.”
After reaching the university, he played the role of a field director and was the founding member of the Texas Aandm department. “I will hire people to include people and create databases.”
Shortly after, Stout moved to Chicago, where Turning Point initially had his center – first focused on the media aspect.
Charlie Kirk throws America again wonderful again “in the crowd at Utah Valley University (Picture: Getty Images)
However, until 2017 and following Donald Trump’s selection, Stout was prepared to be rested with a turning point due to a significant change.
“The organization really changed and really led to it,” Stout explained about the first elections of President Trump.
“But at this point, this is really because the direction of the organization is really tangible, because everyone will accept that Charlie is very ambitious.” He said. “Because Trump was not a candidate, Charlie was never a tram.
“Charlie told Trump that he could never vote.” “I think Trump’ın Republican party’s next figure was written on the wall.”
Stout announced that the decision to support the Republican island at that time was a “strategic” movement aimed at expanding the company and the “power position in the government”.
He confessed: “And that’s why when I left, because it wasn’t a way I was comfortable to go, especially the rhetoric and the rhetoric against the immigrant and women is not just something I’m comfortable with.”
I worked for Charlie Kirk and Turning Point – how was it (Picture: Babyblue.tx/Tiktok)
Life after the turning point
Since his residence, Stout has devoted people to educating people about the other side of politics and “finding the common ground”.
“This is incredibly challenging because the general culture is expected to be a white Christian, especially in Texas, to be a republican by default.
“This is default,” he explained. “And so when you decide to deviate from it, there will be the assumed, there will be a negative reaction to it.”
Stout also admitted that his political stance caused friction with conservative family members. “They don’t accept my decisions. But I mean, there’s a progressive movement in Texas.”
“How to talk to the conservatives and how to reach the right people and how to find the common ground to find really awareness and what my goal is.”
“It does not actually represent the permission to teach people on the left how to reach the right people, and then to teach how to connect with the right people and to think for them, and that they have the permission to leave an ideology of political orientation that does not serve them.”
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