The killing of Charlie Kirk continues to send ripples through Washington, as lawmakers across the political spectrum move to increase their own security.

Kirk, a prominent right-wing activist and staunch supporter of President Trump, was fatally shot earlier this month while speaking at a campus event at Utah Valley University.

The shocking killing, described by Utah Gov. Spencer Cox as a “political assassination,” has shaken lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, intensifying fears over safety amid a political climate marked by frequent threats and rising calls for violence.

On Thursday, the Senate greenlit a measure allowing senators to use official office funds for security purposes. The House is also pushing for an increase in security funding.

The government funding bill, appr

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