In the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah, America’s reaction has revealed a troubling political chasm – one where calls for vengeance are as common as pleas for unity and peace.

The start stark reality was the subject of a compelling discussion on cleveland.com’s Today in Ohio podcast, where hosts Chris Quinn, Lisa Garvin and Leila Atassi examined the nation’s fractured response to political violence.

The podcast highlighted JD Vance’s emotional tribute to Kirk, with the vice president flying to Salt Lake City to be with Kirk’s family and later escorting his casket back to Arizona on Air Force Two. Vance’s tribute acknowledged their deep friendship and highlighted Kirk’s willingness to engage with those who disagreed with him – a quality increasingly

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