Die Hard is a Christmas movie. That is all.

Let's open up our eyes Let's meet the Lord, He's coming Dark is fading now It's daylight, daylight Many thanks to @SilentCompany for this 🙏🙏😇😇

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Prayers do get answered. God is so good. 💯♥️😎

For the love of Pete just shut it down already.

Welp, can’t unsee that lol

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Erika Kirk is one of the bravest people l have ever seen. Not because she is stepping into her husband’s legacy even though it will be dangerous, although we know given the events of a week and a half ago that it will be. No, she is brave because in the wake of her husband’s assassination, she stands tall. She is not bowed, or broken. She is enduring. God bless you, Erika.

What Now? An unspeakable sadness settled over the United States the afternoon of September 10, 2025. By all accounts, though, in Orem, Utah, on the campus of Utah Valley University, it was a beautiful day. The sun was shining, classes had begun very recently, and everyone was in that “new school year” spirit. From the various videos taken in the late morning sunshine, there was going to be a great crowd who had come to hear, and possibly talk to, Charlie Kirk. What happened at 12:23 PM on that faithful day is something that none of us will ever forget. We’ve seen the videos. They are raw and hateful and an affront to everything this country stands for. Mr. Kirk had to come to celebrate our nation, and to talk with thousands of students, as he always did on his college tours. I’m not going to hash out logistics. I refuse to give the evil people responsible for this any more publicity than they’ve already gotten. But it has to be said: Charlie Kirk was assassinated for his belief in the Constitution, the sanctity of marriage, and the rule of law. Erika Kirk has been phenomenal throughout this tragedy. My heart aches for her, wife to wife, mother to mother. My heart breaks for those two young children who are going to have to grow up without their Dad. What I find interesting, though, is that there are thousands of people coming forward, posting on social media that this tragedy has hit them hard. Unexpectedly hard. People on the right, people on the left, centrists, and people that are apolitical. People that never met Mr. Kirk, never spoke to him, maybe even had never seen him in videos, these people are saying that it feels like a death in the family. And for all intents and purposes, it is. Mr. Kirk’s death resonates in the American spirit. That’s why we all feel it, and we’re saddened to our core. The American spirit, the true American spirit, is one of seeking commonality, respecting differing beliefs, and ultimately finding a way forward. Mr. Kirk represented all of that, and more. Jesus taught that "It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick," emphasizing that he came to call sinners to repentance, not the righteous (Matthew 9:12, Mark 2:17, Luke 5:31). Mr. Kirk was all about loving the sinners, while still hating the sin. He could find some kind of touchstone with each person that he interacted with, whoever they were. He was an amazing communicator, one that could make each person feel like it was OK to talk to this guy, because he wanted to become a friend. And so I say to all of you, one of the best ways that we can honor Charlie Kirk‘s life is to go out in the world and be just like him. No judgments, no condemnation, just empathy and facts. We hurt because we know that this was what he was trying to do. And we’ll ultimately be strong, because he would want us to keep doing it.

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Pray for Charlie Kirk’s family, pray for each other, pray for our nation.

The Democratic Party, ladies and gentlemen. This is disgusting. She needs to be expelled from Congress and sent back to Somalia. @SpeakerJohnson, do your job.

Nothing justifies hate to the extent that someone is murdered for their beliefs. God, help us through this.