Summary
Turning Point USA, a conservative organization, held an event at Utah State University with notable Republican figures after an absence due to the assassination of its founder, Charlie Kirk. The event included speeches that promoted conservative values and discussions on free speech. The gathering highlighted the organization's efforts to engage with young audiences.
Key Facts
- Turning Point USA held an event at Utah State University’s arena attended by over 5,000 people.
- The event featured prominent Republicans like Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Representative Andy Biggs.
- Governor Cox addressed free speech and criticized the notion that speech could be equated with violence.
- The event included tributes to Charlie Kirk, the organization’s founder, who was recently assassinated.
- Alex Clark, a host associated with Turning Point, focused her speech on conservative values and outreach to Gen Z.
- The gathering aimed to rally conservatives and discuss the importance of free speech and open debate.
- The atmosphere was both celebratory and reflective, with music and video tributes to Kirk.
