Summary
A group of U.S. senators from both political parties spoke out against the killing of Charlie Kirk. They also discussed a proposal to label Russia as a "state sponsor of terrorism." The senators emphasized the need for unity and peace in response to violence.
Key Facts
- A bipartisan group of U.S. senators condemned the killing of Charlie Kirk.
- The news conference included both Republican and Democratic senators, such as Lindsey Graham and Amy Klobuchar.
- GOP Sen. Katie Britt mentioned the personal impact of Kirk's death on her and her children.
- The senators linked the discussion to designating Russia as a "state sponsor of terrorism."
- Amy Klobuchar pointed out recent shootings in Minnesota, including one involving a state lawmaker.
- The focus was on promoting peace and unity to address violent incidents.
