White House calls Charlie Kirk a ‘Christian martyr’ in birthday tribute
Charlie Kirk would’ve been celebrating his 33rd birthday Wednesday, as the White House called him a “Christian martyr” and a “titan” in a tribute online. “Today, on what would have been his 33rd birthday, our Nation honors the loving mem…
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