The House of Representatives has introduced a resolution expressing deep sorrow over the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent political activist and founder of Turning Point USA, during a political debate at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. The resolution highlights Kirk's strong faith, dedication to civic engagement, and his role in inspiring young people to participate in political discourse. Born in 1993 in Arlington Heights, Illinois, Kirk founded Turning Point USA at the age of 18, which has since grown into a national movement aimed at fostering discussions on critical issues among youth.

The resolution also acknowledges Kirk's influence as an author, radio host, and public speaker, emphasizing his commitment to civil discourse and American values. It recognizes his desire to be remembered for his courage and faith, rather than solely for his advocacy efforts. The House extends condolences to his family and friends, affirming that Kirk's legacy of encouraging political participation and championing constitutional principles will endure, inspiring future generations to engage in civic duty and leadership.