For more than a decade, Charlie Kirk has been one of the loudest and most polarizing voices in conservative politics. As the founder of Turning Point USA, he transformed himself from a young activist into a national figure, rallying students, raising millions of dollars, and shaping the next generation of Republican politics. To his supporters, he was a visionary; to his critics, a provocateur who thrived on outrage.

The Scandal Breaks

Allies Become Critics

A Movement in Crisis

The Public Meltdown

The Irony of Downfall

A Divided Public

The Bigger Picture

Can He Come Back?

Conclusion: The End of an Era?