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The first National Day of Remembrance was held for conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated on September 10.

Republican figures gathered in De Pere to honor Kirk and promote conservative values.

Speakers compared Kirk to historical and religious figures, including Thomas Jefferson and John the Baptist.

The first National Day of Remembrance for assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk , was conservatism’s night in De Pere on Oct. 14.

A string of Republican figures upheld Kirk among history’s great names and promoted his values of God, family, and country as a political rallying cry, telling conservatives these next elections to be unapologetic in their vision for America. The event was held in an AmeriLux warehouse, 2000 Commerce Drive,

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