Erika Kirk calls for "fight against evil" against transgender people and Muslims
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Kirk took the stage at Turning Point USA’s Chapter Leadership Summit in D.C. last weekend to advance the organization's agenda to a crowd of conservative students.
During her segment, Kirk urged listeners to rise up in a “fight against evil” in honor of her late husband, Charlie Kirk, the advocate. The “evil” ones, she says, include Muslims and transgender people.
“We are on enemy-occupied territory. And the devil would love nothing more than to be in the middle of your head, to dictate your fear, to dictate whether or not you continue forward having a chapter, to dictate if you’re scared.”
“Every day when you make the choice to fight again, not just for my husband, but for yourself and for your family, you are standing up against evil and declaring to the heavens on high that again, this world will never break you and that you are allowing the Holy Spirit to work through you in a way that will just make the enemy cower,” she continued in her speech per The Advocate.
“So, I don’t care if it’s a trans, if it’s a gender-confused person, if it’s a Muslim, if it’s whoever else that’s standing in front of you, that’s spitting on you, that’s cussing at you, that’s throwing your buttons everywhere, I don’t care. You are what? You are what Charlie always said. You are what? You are a happy warrior,” she continued.
Erika was appointed to the board of Turning Point after her husband, famed conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk, was shot at a debate event on a Utah University campus last September.
Erika’s rhetoric parallels her late husband’s bigoted sentiments, which largely targeted the LGBTQ+ community. He even once called for the public to treat transgender people “the way we used to take care of things in the 1950s and 60s.”