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Wiz Imp

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31. The day of Remembrance was a separate resolution in the Senate from the main resolution
Fri Sep 19, 2025, 07:30 PM
Sep 19

honoring Kirk. And the day of Remembrance is a single day, October 14, 2025. It does not establish a permanent day of remembrance.
https://www.rickscott.senate.gov/services/files/55A19212-1EC1-4868-A72B-8E271E2D81B2

RESOLUTION
Expressing support for the designation of October 14, 2025,
as the ‘‘National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk’’.
Whereas Charlie Kirk was a champion of free speech, civil
dialogue, and faith;
Whereas Mr. Kirk consistently promoted the values of individual liberty, open debate, the importance of civic engagement, and the defense of constitutional principles;
Whereas Charlie Kirk was recognized as one of the leading
voices among young leaders in the United States, creating opportunities for civic education, fostering youth
leadership, and promoting principles of liberty and democracy across the United States;
Whereas Charlie Kirk was the founder and executive director
of Turning Point USA, a nonprofit organization of thousands of chapters across the United States dedicated to
educating students about the principles of freedom, free
markets, and limited government;
Whereas Charlie Kirk authored multiple national best-selling
books, that engage readers in critical conversations about
civics, culture, and the future of the United States;
Whereas, through Mr. Kirk’s writing, public speaking, and
media presence, Charlie Kirk reached millions of United
States citizens, inspiring the next generation to become
active participants in civic life;
Whereas Mr. Kirk’s life’s work has contributed to strengthening public discourse, defending constitutional principles, and fostering active citizenship; and
Whereas Mr. Kirk’s life work, especially his efforts to bring
these American ideals to life on college campuses in the
United States, cost him his life by means of an assassin’s
bullet on September 10, 2025: Now, therefore, be it
1 Resolved, That the Senate—
2 (1) supports the designation of October 14,
3 2025, as the ‘‘National Day of Remembrance for
4 Charlie Kirk’’;
5 (2) recognizes Charlie Kirk for his contributions
6 to civic education and public service; and
7 (3) encourages educational institutions, civic or
8 ganizations, and citizens across the United States to
9 observe this day with appropriate programs, activi
10 ties, prayers, and ceremonies that promote civic engagement and the principles of faith, liberty, and democracy that Charlie Kirk championed.


https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/391/text

RESOLUTION
Condemning the assassination of Charlie Kirk and honoring his life and legacy.

Whereas Charlie Kirk was horrifically assassinated on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University while speaking to a large group of college students;

Whereas Charlie Kirk was a devoted husband, father, and Christian;

Whereas, in 2012, Charlie Kirk founded Turning Point USA, a conservative campus advocacy group that quickly became one of the fastest growing college campus chapter organizations in the country; and

Whereas Charlie Kirk frequently engaged college students of all political backgrounds in open debates and discussion, encouraging civil discourse on college campuses and among college students: Now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That the Senate—

(1) condemns the assassination of Charlie Kirk in the strongest possible terms;

(2) extends its deepest condolences and sympathies to Charlie Kirk’s family, including his wife, Erika, and their two young children; and

(3) honors Charlie Kirk’s commitment to the constitutional principles of civil discussion and debate between all people of the United States, regardless of political affiliation.




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This year, or like forever? no_hypocrisy Sep 19 #1
Forever angrychair Sep 19 #13
OMG. It didn't even occur to me this would be yearly MadameButterfly Sep 19 #33
It's a single day, not permanent Wiz Imp Sep 19 #34
October 14th is the day we get to say good bye to Charlie all over again. Bye. twodogsbarking Sep 19 #2
Why not just change Columbus Day? newdeal2 Sep 19 #3
One could make a case that neither one was as great as portrayed. twodogsbarking Sep 19 #5
When Columbus landed he saw natives and commented that they would make slaves and we celebrate him Stargazer99 Sep 20 #47
My congressman voted against it. greatauntoftriplets Sep 19 #4
Yeah, Fuck That.. I remember what a Hateful Full of Shit Cha Sep 19 #6
Not gonna happen. Cha Sep 19 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author Cha Sep 19 #8
TY.. who were the Dems who walked out? nt Cha Sep 19 #9
October 14 is George Floyd's birthday. James48 Sep 19 #10
The Left needs to highjack this day to honor George Floyd Chasstev365 Sep 19 #16
I like that idea Bayard Sep 19 #27
Roll Call TheProle Sep 19 #11
I remind myself that anything Chump does now can be UNDONE by the NEXT Democrat FakeNoose Sep 19 #12
This message was self-deleted by its author Wiz Imp Sep 19 #15
There julmur Sep 20 #43
should have been every single "person" who had a soul to walk out. A martyr is what they wanted. Evolve Dammit Sep 19 #14
The 22 Democrats who walked out and didn't vote. Wiz Imp Sep 19 #17
Yes for Joe Neguse, my former Congressman mountain grammy Sep 19 #37
Walking out was the right thing for all Dems to do. Bobstandard Sep 19 #18
58 Democrats voted No and 38 voted Present Wiz Imp Sep 19 #19
The Republican Party is broken. SleeplessinSoCal Sep 19 #20
The 95 Democrats who voted Yes Wiz Imp Sep 19 #21
My rep voted 'yes' pfitz59 Sep 19 #22
Mine too - even having a trans family member TommyT139 Sep 19 #35
A few of these names? Maybe I get it BaronChocula Sep 19 #23
I am shocked and disappointed in Jeffries and Raskin Bayard Sep 19 #29
You realize it was strictly a performative vote? Wiz Imp Sep 19 #32
I know that Bayard Sep 19 #40
99.99% of voters will have no idea such a vote ever even happened. Wiz Imp Sep 20 #41
About as much as MAGAts will care, Bayard Sep 20 #42
Thank you, Nancy Pelosi. Passages Sep 19 #24
Oct 14 is my mother's birthday pfitz59 Sep 19 #25
Attempt to make Kirk into some great being is making him look more like a joke JI7 Sep 19 #26
It's a Resolution, not legislation. It's non-binding. Wiz Imp Sep 19 #28
All the more reason to walk out on it Bobstandard Sep 19 #38
It can and will be weaponized against certain Democrats even though it is otherwise meaningless Wiz Imp Sep 19 #39
More Power to Them... ultralite001 Sep 19 #30
The day of Remembrance was a separate resolution in the Senate from the main resolution Wiz Imp Sep 19 #31
That loathsome bubblehead is the perfect Republican icon. C_U_L8R Sep 19 #36
With a minor modification: " National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk and the EPSTEIN FILES"? nt Shoeless Louis Sep 20 #44
Kirk seems to be Mblaze Sep 20 #45
Good on her. And shame on my Rep for who I left a message when I heard he voted yes. Nanjeanne Sep 20 #46
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