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118 House Democrats Refuse To Condemn Charlie Kirk's Assassination

Updated: 9/19/2025

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What it is

The House of Representatives passed House Resolution 719 on Friday, condemning the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and honoring his life and legacy. The vote concluded with a tally of 310 in favor and 58 against, but the division among Democrats was notable, with 118 members either voting against the resolution or opting to vote 'present' or not voting at all.

Why it matters

  • The vote concluded with a tally of 310 in favor and 58 against, but the division among Democrats was notable, with 118 members either voting against the resolution or opting to vote 'present' or not voting at all
  • Additionally, 22 members chose not to vote despite being present in the House, raising questions about their decision not to participate in the vote
  • Thies, White House correspondent for The Federalist, reported on the implications of the vote and the reactions from various lawmakers

Key facts

  • The House of Representatives passed House Resolution 719 on Friday, condemning the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and honoring his life and legacy

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