More MAGA rally than funeral, Kirk farewell was ultimate blur of church and state
Kel Hardliner Miller, who regulated Trump’s pressure on migration and crime, called the myth of the warrior and the storm. “Erika Storm. We are storm,” he said. “And our enemies cannot understand our strength, determination, solution, passion… We will dominate.”
Trump clarified the differences. Charlie confessed that she could not match Kirk for compassion and compassion.
President Donald Trump, with Erika Kirk in memory of her husband.Credit: AP
“He didn’t hate his competitors. He wanted the best for them, Tr Trump said. “This is where I don’t agree with Charlie. I hate my opponent and I don’t want the best for them. I’m sorry … Maybe they can convince me that it is not right, but I can’t stand my opponent.”
He was spilled on the cheek and took smiles. But there was a dark truth underneath.
From all people, the former Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson, who tried to break the church, which was only one fraction, was. He said he was deeply interested in building coalitions behind the conservative agenda, but that politics cannot investigate the deepest questions.
“In essence politics is the process of criticizing and changing other people… Christianity You To change, Carl Carlson said.
“Our basic prayer, the prayer of the Lord, demands us to forgive other people. But before this is a request. ours forgiveness. This is a call to change our hearts and this is the only way to forward in this country. “
Dan Tanner and the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Phoenix in the State Farm Stadium.Credit: Michael Koziol
The message would echo with many people in participation and those who failed. As in many major activities in the USA, the logistics were poor, without any signs or information that will guide thousands of mixed bookmakers who do not know which line to join, where the lines were taken or they will enter. In the meantime, they were on the Arizona Heat.
Dan Tanner was one of the rejected when filling the stadium. 1970 Chevrolet Chevlle SS was used for two days for an American flag to paint and in the “Ben Charlie” poster, which was 2500 kilometers from Minnesota to Phoenix.
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Still, he wasn’t uncomfortable. Im I didn’t go in, but I’m here, Tan Tanner said, as he detonated music on a grass outside the stadium. “People are enjoying the car. I get too many thumbs, handshakes. Everyone is here, here for love, for Charlie, they are here for America.
“Of course there is the other side. I hope one day we can all come together and work. [that] Maybe there is no ‘two sides’, there is only unity – unity in America. “
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