Governor Abbott issues statement on the assassination of Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk - Politico
Charlie Kirk - Politico
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Governor Greg Abbott issued a statement after the assassination and death of Charlie Kirk. The Governor expressed his condolences to Kirk’s family and highlighted Kirk’s influence among young Americans.

“Cecilia and I are heartbroken by the assassination and passing of Charlie Kirk,” said Governor Abbott. “Charlie’s voice was a beacon for millions of young Americans searching for truth, courage, and conviction. This senseless act of violence has no place in America. Our prayers are with Charlie’s family and his loved ones, especially the two young children he leaves behind. Texas stands with them in mourning and in honoring Charlie’s enduring legacy.”

No further details about the circumstances surrounding Kirk’s death were included in the statement.



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