House Divided Over Resolution Honoring Charlie Kirk

Members of the Congressional Black Caucus condemned a bipartisan resolution honoring Charlie Kirk, arguing it legitimizes harmful and un-American beliefs, and criticized the use of tragedy to divide the country. The resolution, supported by most Democrats, was seen as an attempt to legitimize Kirk's worldview, which the caucus strongly opposes. The vote highlighted deep partisan divides, with most CBC members voting against it, and also included criticism of recent political rhetoric and actions following Kirk's death.