RSC Members Join Thousands in Paying Tribute to Charlie Kirk's Legacy

WASHINGTON, D.C. — As thousands gather today to celebrate the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, the Republican Study Committee (RSC) releases a powerful tribute videofeaturing 50 Members of Congress honoring his unwavering dedication to the conservative movement and the faith that guided his mission.

The commemorative video showcases the impact of Charlie’s leadership and his extraordinary ability to draw countless Americans closer to God and the country’s founding principles through his passionate words and transformative activism. As the nation's conservative movement grieves this profound loss, the RSC stands with supporters across America in praying for the continued success of Turning Point USA under the devoted leadership of his widow, Erika Kirk, who now carries forward the sacred mission of his life's work.

RSC Chairman August Pfluger: "Charlie Kirk’s legacy will be immeasurable; he’s a conservative titan, he’s a man of faith."

Speaker Mike Johnson: "Charlie Kirk was a singular figure, not just in our culture, not just in the conservative movement, but in the modern history of America."

Majority Leader Steve Scalise: "America lost a giant."

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast: "America lost a patriot."

Rep. Eric Burlison: "A humble human being." 

Rep. Barry Loudermilk: "Charlie Kirk gave his life for his cause."

Rep. Ashley Hinson: "He dedicated his life to engaging with our young people."

Rep. Buddy Carter: "He was a beacon of conservatism."

Rep. Riley Moore: "He was a fearless patriot and a larger-than-life figure."

Rep. Brandon Gill: "He built a political movement and a mass college campus movement that got young people involved in conservative politics in a way that we had never seen before ever in American history."

Rep. Bob Onder: "He was an incredibly effective force in American politics."

Rep. Rudy Yakym: "A giant in the conservative movement."

Rep. Blake Moore: "Charlie modeled fearlessness."

Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Brett Guthrie: "He approached every debate with eagerness and joy."

Rep. Kat Cammack: "He led with a conviction rooted in love."

Rep. Michael Cloud: "He was a clarion call to a generation to a nation that we have to stand for truth, that we need to stand for righteousness."

Rep. John McGuire: "He championed free speech and set the example for all of us."

Rep. Mary Miller: "He inspired us, especially young people, to love our country to defend our faith."

Rep. Rob Wittman: "A legacy with the power to endure for generations to come."

Rep. Warren Davidson: "And his voice is going to be heard for a long time."

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna: "I've known Charlie since he was basically just a young adult in a suit and still wearing sneakers and he blossomed into a really incredible young man."

Rules Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx: "Charlie Kirk spent his life advocating for the principles and God given freedoms that underpins civil society everywhere."

Rep. Michelle Fischbach: "He really was able to reach out to those kids on the college campus and move them." 

Rep. Nick Langworthy: "Look at the young leaders who chose to serve their communities and their country because Charlie told them they were needed." 

Rep. Monica De La Cruz: "Charlie touched millions of lives while he was alive; he will touch billions more."

Rep. Erin Houchin: "He made a lifetime's worth of impact."

Rep. John Rose: "He changed many hearts and minds."

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna: "A trust icon within the conservative grassroots movement."

Rep. Robert Aderholt: "A great American who had great faith."

Rep. Tony Wied: "A leader that was just a champion for being authentic."

Rep. Bob Latta: "Charlie believed in one thing, the First Amendment, the right of free speech, the right of debate."

Majority Leader Steve Scalise: "He demonstrated the importance of having civil conversations, especially when we disagree with each other."

Rep. Rich McCormick: "I don't think that Charlie Kirk's movement will die out. As a matter of fact, I think it's only going to get stronger."

Education and Workforce Committee Chairman Tim Walberg: "Charlie's vision and voice will continue to live on through generations of Americans."

Rep. Daniel Webster: "He did so much for those that can't be reached seemingly, and yet he did it, and he inspired them."

RSC Chairman August Pfluger: "Our grief is tremendous, but we're going to be better people because we knew you and because we have listened to the lessons that you've taught us."

Rep. Monica De La Cruz: "Our prayers are with Erika, your two beautiful children."

Rep. Tim Moore: "Thank you for sharing Charlie with the rest of us."

Rep. Bill Huizenga: "We’re praying for our nation, we’re praying for you, we’re praying for healing."

Rep. Tim Moore: "We do know though, that he is in the arms of a loving God."

Rep. Addision McDowell: "His impact will live long." 

Rep. Daniel Webster: "May it be stronger."

Rep. Marlin Stutzman: "His testimony for Christ was so meaningful to us."

Rep. Nathaniel Moran: "We are grateful for his steadfast and courageous faith throughout his 31 years."

Rep. John James: "We are undeterred by an assassin's bullet."

Rep. Jeff Van Drew: "He would want us to be strong."

Rep. Randy Fine: "To fight even harder for the values that he believed in."

Rep. Burgess Owens: "Go and get married, have a family, build your businesses." 

Rep. Erin Houchin: "We will continue the movement that Charlie poured his heart and soul into."

Rep. Harriet Hageman: "You are missed, but your message will resonate forever."

Rep. Scott Perry: "Rest high on that mountain, brother Charlie."

Rep. Carol Miller: "Thank you for your unwavering commitment to this country and for reminding us that God is at the center of everything we do." 

RSC Chairman August Pfluger: "We're going to miss you, but we know that your legacy is going to have a huge impact on this country today."

Rep. Randy Weber: "We are all Charlie Kirk."