You had TWO chances to honor Charlie Kirk’s legacy. You vetoed BOTH.
Katie Hobbs vetoed a Charlie Kirk memorial license plate and then vetoed legislation naming a portion of Loop 202 after him.
You could have honored Charlie when it actually required something more than a statement from your communications staff. Instead, you put politics first.
Having the audacity to invoke Charlie’s legacy now, after twice rejecting efforts to honor him, is hollow political theater.
Send the virtue-signaling statement back to the comms staff that drafted it.
No matter what your politics are, we should be able to agree on one thing: political violence has no place in our country. One year after Charlie Kirk's assassination, we must remember that a strong democracy requires us to respect free speech and settle our differences at the ballot box, not through violence.