Erika Kirk, the wife of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, in a new New York Times opinion piece published Monday discussed the words she recounted receiving from second lady Usha Vance after her husband’s death. In her essay, Kirk says that the day after her husband was fatally shot, she had a conversation with…
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Erika Kirk recounts Usha Vance’s advice after husband’s death: ‘Her words are seared into my heart’
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