Charlie Kirk's Legacy?

The legacy just might be that his widow becomes the first woman elected to the office of president of this Union . . .

PrintSmith wrote: The legacy just might be that his widow becomes the first woman elected to the office of president of this Union . . .

Oh, that would be amazing. All the people cheering Charlie’s death will get a very rude awakening.

She's 36 now, would be 39 in 2028 . . . presidential requirement is a minimum of 35 years of age. I think Teddy Roosevelt was the youngest person to become president to date, 42, 43 years old, something like that anyway.

If she has half the knowledge Charlie had, she will destroy whoever she debates.

And she attended Regis College!

Everyone coming together for Charlie Kirk?

I would think it is best to have more than just one good rule model.

Agreed . . . is there something mutually exclusive that makes it impossible for both ladies to be a role model for anyone? Not as far as I can tell. I had quite a few role models growing up. My father, a couple of my uncles, some teachers, some coaches . . . and I can pretty much all but guarantee that they didn't all agree on every point. Work ethic, kindness, philanthropy, success, loyalty, I see a lot of similarities between Kirk and Swift that would make them a good role model for someone.