Officials face expulsion calls over Charlie Kirk murder reactions

Many public employees have faced expulsion calls for their reactions to the killing of Charlie Kerk, including Western Virginia delegate, who compared him to a suspect on the Charlotte train and framed the case in terms of alleged “racist” language and local terrorism.

Their comments shed light on how Kirk dies a flash point in the national debate about political discourse and violence.

Del Anitra Hamilton, the extension of Morgantown, who is leading the NAACP branch in Monongalia and Prestton provinces, faced a reaction to the Facebook sites that have already been deleted to have been deleted on charges of the late conservative activist for racism and demanding that “the words of racist nature” are the home terrorist.

“The value of the truth reveals your values, loyalty and beliefs. Screen shots distributed by Representative Riley Moore, RW.V.Former Ted Cruz team, Steve Dhaif, and others.

“You can kill one woman in a train by stabbing her in the neck and condemning her by the masses, or you can travel in the nation that starts from hatred and racism, hurts thousands and loves her and has the same result,” the publications say.

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“Talking about racist words is not your first right to amend, but rather local terrorism over the lives of the American people,” Hamilton continued, on screen shots.

Hamilton also said that the correct debate could not happen as the black population is “1.36 %”, which matches numbers with Utah, where Kirk was killed.

Moore responded, through Charleston’s call to expel Hamilton, adding, “This is the ideology we face.”

“Tolerance with a distorted mentality that leads to disgusting behavior like this from the extremist leftists without any result is how we end up shooting my father is 31 years old and kills them in cold blood.”

Moore added that legislators could not be “justifying the killing.”

Al -senator Jim Al -Adl, RW.V. He condemned the power of Hamilton.

Al -Adl said: “The delegate must be ashamed of 81 (the boycott) because the celebration of the death of an individual participates in the regular political dialogue on the campus is really sad.”

Before the killing of Charlie Kirk, Utah is a government. Cox has paid efforts to “better difference”

A welcoming mark in Western Virginia withdraws travelers who leave the East River Mountain Tunnel on the 77th Highway near Princeton. (Fox News/Charles Cretz)

The ruler, who was originally turned into a Hamilton texture in this role-was appointed as a senior government employee who was familiar with the appointment that tells the Fox News Digital that he was bound by a base to choose one of the options chosen by the Democrats.

Employee Fox News Digital told Hamilton’s comments that show their prevalence for the opposition parties in West Virginia to provide “most extreme” candidates only to determine the vacant dates.

Del Wayne Clark, R. Charles city, holds comments on Hamilton’s comments, but he told Fox News Digter that the Kirk murder is a “tragic loss for our country” and that “his ability to discuss while maintaining unparalleled chicks in anyone in our lives.”

Clark said: “Those who feel that his assassination has what justifies him for any reason that should question their moral beliefs about preserving life.”

Del Delo Chiarili, a Republican who also represents Monongali province like Hamilton, has confirmed that discussions are continuing in the Legislative Council on how to punish Hamilton, including expulsion.

Chiarily Fox News told the digital that it is not an official part of these considerations, but it will support the expulsion if the gathering decides to be the way that this is the way they want to go.

A Charleston official was also martyred with hard climbing to blame or other penalties, as this requires a 2/3 vote of room 91-9 of the Republican Party.

Moore said: “The left is trying to reduce this matter, but the reality is realistic: Charlie Kerk has been killed by someone who believes he is” full of hatred “, describing the killing” left -wing terrorism “caused by” endless devil “by the Democratic Party.

Behind Countryer Country, many other legislators have been criticized for their responses to Kirk’s killing.

In Perville, Pennsylvania – a quiet community in Pennsylvania, known as the Christmas Village recognized at the national level – the Democratic City mayor published a clip of the Charlie Kerk Podcast, which means he was happy to died Kirk.

“This is what Maga represents. This is what Trump has done in relationships,” O Mayor’s Sean Rap Konsafag, according to WFMZ-69 news from Allentown.

“If this represents you, I do not want to hear that you are insulting because I am happy because he is gone.”

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RAUP-Konsavage has already released newspaper headlines after the first assassination attempt by Donald Trump, with a leaflet that is said to have “tried more difficult.”

Wayne Lesher, a member of the Bernville Borough Wayne Lesher Council, told Wayne Lesher, while he does not agree to RAUP-Konsavage, notes were made on a special page under the protection of the first amendment.

“You are celebrating someone’s death. This is nothing to celebrate,” Lees.

Separately, a member of the council in Toxon, Arizona, faced a reaction to a spent of spelling to read “Karma”, after the killing of Kirk, according to the city CBS.

Another official in the West Virginia state – a mayor in North Banhandel – expressed his surprise at the criticism, and said that the number of people who voted in the previous municipal elections.

According to Wilsburg, West Virginia, the mayor of Dan Dodley, was reported, “A sad day in America. Half of the mast will fly in the American flag of racists.

The state, Del Jimmy Willis, R. Wilsburg, told the executor that whether it was attacks on Kirk, Trump or the governor of Michigan Grechen, “” Violence is never the answer. “

Fox News Digital has contacted hamilton and Naacp’s Kingwood Chapter to comment.