Trump, Charlie Kirk and presidential medal of freedom

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Trump hails 'martyr' Charlie Kirk at posthumous medal ceremony
US President Donald Trump hailed assassinated ally Charlie Kirk as a "martyr for truth and freedom" Tuesday as he posthumously awarded the right-wing activist America's highest civilian honor.

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Trump Posthumously Awards Charlie Kirk Presidential Medal Of Freedom
Trump Honors Charlie Kirk With Posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom
Charlie Kirk posthumously awarded Presidential Medal by Trump; Erika Kirk calls it ‘best birthday gift’ in her speech
President Donald Trump posthumously presented Charlie Kirk with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award in the country on Tuesday (local time).

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US President Trump Posthumously Awards Medal of Freedom To Activist Charlie Kirk
“Thank you, Mr. President, for honoring my husband in such a profound and meaningful way. Your support of our family and the work that Charlie devoted his life to will be something I cherish forever,...

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Charlie Kirk: From campus activist to conservative icon – 5 facts about Trump’s Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
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Donald Trump’s ‘fist pump’ in viral assassination attempt photo explained by expert

Having looked at Trump’s fist pump image after his assassination attempt, Bucy says it was indeed a position of strength he was showing his fans, but also it was pandering to his political image.

What is the Insurrection Act, the law at the center of the debate over Trump deploying the National Guard?

The Trump administration has floated the idea of using the Insurrection Act to justify sending federal troops to cities.

Opinion - Stop bending the knee to Trump and defend the rule of law

We must decide whether we will continue to uphold our democracy and the rule of law that undergirds it, or whether, as Lincoln stated, we choose to “die by suicide.”
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