Dem attendance sparse at prayer vigil for Charlie Kirk on Capitol Hill

Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson led the protest of Charlie Kirk inside the statues in the Capitol Monday evening, which was open to the members of both sides. While dozens of Republicans and senior senior senior leaders in the party were present in the protest, their democratic counterparts did not look at Fox News Digital.

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Johnson told the protest community: “The Bible reminds us that evil should not be overcome, but we must overcome evil with good. This is the legacy of Charlie Kerk.” “I think the best way to honor Charlie Kirk’s memory is to live as he lived.”

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The majority leader Steve Scalez, the majority of Tom Amir and the head of the Republican Conference Lisa McLean also presented a greeting words in the protest.

“The assassination of Charlie Kirk was not just an attack on one individual. It was an attack on the traditional values ​​that make our country this great country,” Emeer said. “The great values ​​of freedom of expression, civil discourse, public debate, the ability to think independently, express your opinions, exchange ideas, and not to agree with each other, but to do this without fear of physical revenge.”

Emeer added: “The fact that he was killed for that, and many Americans begin to kill him, and the question arises: How can we go away from the values ​​on which our nation was built? Most importantly, how do we return?”

A view of flowers and photographs that mourners developed outside the American embassy in Pretoria on September 11, 2025. (Phill Magakoe/AFP/Getty Images)

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The lawmakers from both sides of the corridor condemned the direction of political violence after the assassination of Kirk. However, despite the condemnation and expression of sadness on both sides of the political corridor, there are still some controversial moments on the hill after Kirk’s death.

On the day of Kirk’s death, the moment of silence of the murdered activist inside the house room, which was transferred to chaos after the Republican Representative in South Carolina, Lauren Boubert, asked to say noticeable prayer in addition to a silent prayer, which was met with a protest from the Democrats. According to what some people started screaming on how the Republicans ignored the shooting of the school that occurred on the same day, such as Kirkra, according to media reports. Meanwhile, Representative Anna Polina Luna, R. Florida stood, and started screaming, saying: “I all caused this.”

Representative Ilhan Omar, Die Min, faces the efforts of Republicans to strip her of the tasks of her committee and seats after she took advantage of Kirk’s legacy shortly after his assassination.

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After Kirk’s death, I told the progressive news outlet that Kirk had previously “reduced slavery and what blacks in this country said by saying it should not be Gonitiche.”

Omar said: “There are many people who are talking about it just wanting to have a civil discussion,” Omar said. “There is nothing more, as you know, such as, instead of pretending that, as you know, his words, actions and their existence have not been recorded during the past decade or so.”