• Alan Jackson on Charlie Kirk’s tragic death: ‘RIP Charlie. To think that a difference of opinion could cost a man his life—it’s heartbreaking beyond words. Silencing a voice this way doesn’t just take one soul, it wounds us all. We may not agree on everything, but we share one humanity. And today, that humanity feels a little more broken.’
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    Alan Jackson on Charlie Kirk’s tragic death: ‘RIP Charlie. To think that a difference of opinion could cost a man his life—it’s heartbreaking beyond words. Silencing a voice this way doesn’t just take one soul, it wounds us all. We may not agree on everything, but we share one humanity. And today, that humanity feels a little more broken.’

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