House Democrat criticizes partisan reactions to Charlie Kirk assassination

Exclusive: A Democrat in the Moderate parliament said he believed that both Republicans and his party had brought their responses to the assassination of Charlie Kerk.

“I am disappointed. I hope that there will be more effort as a group, democrats and Republicans, to express his condolences to his family and to express the real sadness he creates,” Representative Tom Suzuzi told Fox News Digital in an interview.

He later warned, “PUNCH, Counter-Punk is the natural reaction of most people. But we cannot continue to do so. It is a very devastating, and it is a way to ruin.”

Susie said he believed that leaders, in particular, on both sides of the corridor need to do more.

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“I don’t think there was enough effort to try to combine us,” he said.

The legislator in New York was one of a handful of Democrats who attended the memorial stand in honor of Kirk, which was called by Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson, R does not. , In the American Capitol on Monday.

The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y, told reporters that he had not attended because he had “held a meeting.”

But Sukozi said he had spoken to many Democrats in the House of Representatives who said they were simply not aware that it was happening.

“I do not blame anyone, democratic, or republicans. I do not know the facts as much as the type of communication,” Susie said.

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“I know I spoke to several members, as you know, [Democrats] I know that he is attending breakfast, two parties, for example. And they said, “Oh, I didn’t even know that.”

Jeffrez and Johnson invited the unit in the wake of Kirk’s killing last week, and the lawmakers expressed their condemnation of political violence.

But partisan tensions have erupted since then, as the Republicans blamed the Democrats in their anti -acidity and political tension that led to the death of Kirk.

Representative Tom Suzy, DN.Y, revives the guests during a campaign at the Polish National House in Glen Cove, New York, on Sunday, February 4, 2024. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

In turn, the Republican Democrats accused of amplifying similar tensions before and after the assassination.

At home, the scrutiny focused on Representative Ilhan Omar, de Ain. After an interview with the progressive news outlet, Zatayo, where the conservatives accused her of exhausting Kirk Limitti inherited after his death.

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.”

The Minnesota progressive team also called Kirk’s “solid” death and expressed his condolences to his wife and young children.

Representative Nancy Mass, RS.C. moves , To force the vote on the blame for Omar for her comments, a step called suozzi “very useful”.

When he was asked about Omar’s statements, Suzy did not mention it directly, but he said: “I am I just don’t think this is the time to try to incite more anger at people. “

If he was able to make statements at Kirk’s Figil, for example, Suozzi said: “I would like to say that I did not really know Charlie Kirk or a lot about him before this accident. But like everyone, I have seen all media reports since his assassination, and I saw several times,” what, what do you want to remember? And he said, “I want to remember that I have the courage to live my faith.”

Representative Nancy Mas calls for blame Ilhan Omar for Kirk’s comments. (Getty Images)

“One of the most difficult concepts that Jesus has ever had the love of your enemies,” Susie said. “This is what we need to do now.”

Sukozi blamed the current social media environment for departmental fuel.

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“We have to understand that there are very strong forces that work against us at the present time. Social media, as you know, damaged, I think, not only by our foreign opponents, but also through people who are trying to achieve political or financial gains,” he said.

“I think we should be very aware of the fact that there are people who use our freedom to express and use our social media … who are only lying and putting stored videos and explosive comments to get us … to hate each other.”