Obama calls out Trump’s rhetoric after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, warning it could deepen national divisions
Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah, Barack Obama warned that inflammatory rhetoric, especially from Donald Trump and allies, risks deepening America’s political divisions. Speaking in Erie, Pennsylvania, Obama stressed that leaders’ words shape civic discourse, urging debate over violence. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Kirk’s accused killer, as the nation confronts rising polarization.
Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah, Barack Obama warned that inflammatory rhetoric, especially from Donald Trump and allies, risks deepening America’s political divisions. Speaking in Erie, Pennsylvania, Obama stressed that leaders’ words shape civic discourse, urging debate over violence. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Kirk’s accused killer, as the nation confronts rising polarization.
