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Greene Pushes 'National Divorce' After Kirk's Death Amid Backlash

9/17/2025

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene advocated for a “national divorce” from Democrats, citing division following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
She accused the left of celebrating Kirk's death and claimed there is “nothing left to talk about.”
Greene encouraged her followers to trust in God and protect their families.
Georgia leaders, including Gov. Brian Kemp, condemned the violence but rejected Greene's divisive call.
Kirk was shot on September 10; suspect Tyler Robinson was arrested on September 12.

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene advocated for a “national divorce” from Democrats, citing division following the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
She accused the left of celebrating Kirk's death and claimed there is “nothing left to talk about.”
Greene encouraged her followers to trust in God and protect their families.
Georgia leaders, including Gov. Brian Kemp, condemned the violence but rejected Greene's divisive call.
Kirk was shot on September 10; suspect Tyler Robinson was arrested on September 12.