Degenerates Deface Charlie Kirk Memorial With Gruesome Bloody Paint, Blasphemous Message Involving Jesus’ Name
the content discusses an incident involving vandalism targeting Turning Point USA’s headquarters after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the group’s founder. Vandalism included spray-painting his statue, defacing a sign with religious messages, adn crossing out the name of Jesus.Despite these attacks, Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk’s widow, affirmed her commitment to continue his mission, emphasizing resilience and faith. She highlighted that hate and violence will not silence their message, and they will work to restore the damaged statues and signs.Leadership figures from Turning Point USA, including COO Tyler Bowyer, expressed that their volunteers are stronger than any hate or vandalism. The article underscores themes of perseverance,faith,and dedication to free speech and conservative values in the face of opposition.
They smeared him in life. They smeared him in death.
But they will not stop Charlie Kirk’s message from resonating across America.
Turning Point USA sent that message after those unable to deal rationally with the renewed support for Kirk, who was assassinated on Sept. 10, 2025, turned to vandalism.
Phoenix police said Sunday that a sign outside Turning Point USA’s Phoenix headquarters was vandalized and red paint was splashed on a statue of Kirk, the group’s founder, according to The Hill.
“We will restore the statue and replace the signs, but we are also reviewing the footage of the incident and are working with law enforcement to identify who did this and hold them accountable,” Turning Point posted on X.
“But vandalism like this is not funny, it’s diabolical. The incident happened in the middle of the night because evil never sleeps,” the post said.
We will restore the statue and replace the signs, but we are also reviewing the footage of the incident and are working with law enforcement to identify who did this and hold them accountable.
But vandalism like this is not funny, it’s diabolical. The incident happened in the… pic.twitter.com/LSUJn9vYv4
— Turning Point USA (@TPUSA) September 13, 2026
“Beyond spray painting on the neck and face, they made the intentional decision to cross out the name of Jesus on a nearby sign,” the post said.
Fox News noted that the sign reads, “Jesus defeated death so you can live.”
The post closed with a message that told the first Christians never to crave acceptance from those who hated Christ: “’If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first.’ John 15:18.”
Erika Kirk also said that vandals and hatred will not deter her from carrying out the mission her late husband could not complete.
“Charlie once said we should be building two statues for every statue that they tear down. His instinct was always to build, not to destroy,” she posted on X.
“They thought a bullet would silence my husband’s voice but it only made it louder. They think spray paint can obscure his legacy, but it will only spread it further,” she wrote.
“Every attempt to tear down what Charlie built makes us root deeper and work even harder,” she wrote.
“And if you think crossing out the name of Jesus Christ will silence Christians, history has already proved you wrong. We know what it costs to stand firm for Christ and we will stand anyway,” she wrote.
“God will not be mocked. We’ll put His name right back where it belongs, clean up the mess, restore Charlie’s statue, and keep building. We will never give up and never surrender,” she wrote.
After a little elbow grease from the team, we are back.
Hate won’t win. pic.twitter.com/uUX8wX4ivo
— Tyler Bowyer (@tylerbowyer) September 13, 2026
Turning Point USA Chief Operating Officer Tyler Bowyer noted on X that there was no amount of paint, just as there no amount of hate, stronger that Turning Point volunteers
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