Tulsi Gabbard honors Charlie Kirk at Memorial – “Charlie was armed in the Arena with superior arguments, with truth, reason, propelled and motivated by his love for God, his love for others, his love for our great nation” (video) | The Gateway expert | By David Greyson

To dawn Tulsi gabbard Speaked at the monument of Charlie Kirk. She honored his memory with very nice words for a great man who inspired millions of patriots in America and millions more around the world.

“Charlie lived his life as a warrior for truth and for freedom every day, choosing to step into the arena with the constitution, sparring through debate on the battlefield of ideas,” Gabbard said.

“Charlie lived what our founders had in mind: freedom. The right to speak, even if we disagree.”

Tulsi explained that Charlie Kirk was brilliant with his debates because he could skillfully argue with people, but was also able to show love towards people.

“Charlie was armed in the Arena with superior arguments, with truth, reason, propelled and motivated by his love for God, his love for others, his love for our great nation,” said Gabbard.

“His words were his weapons. He killed ignorance. He cut through lies,” she continued.

Tulsi said Charlie was a nice person and showed compassion, even if that person did not agree with him. He always gave others the chance to speak and explain their ideas.

“He showed respect and compassion for everyone, even those who were against him and I think especially for those who were against him, he invited them in his table or in his show and said,” Let’s talk, “Gabbard continued.

Charlie was fearless and brought his message to universities to meet people where they were. He wanted an honest, open discussion about ideas with critical thinking and reason.

“Charlie chose this arena to take these people, to challenge these institutions, these students and faculties, to encourage them to speak honestly, bring your ideas, to debate loudly and think critically,” Gabbard said.

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View: Tulsi Gabbard speaks in Charlie Kirk Memorial of Turning Point USA-21-9-10-55 pic.twitter.com/cebbzsvex8

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