Utah governor renews call for ‘civility’ a year after Charlie Kirk killing
In Philadelphia, Utah Governor Spencer Cox, known for advocating civility and addressing political violence, emphasized teh importance of free expression in a speech. he appeared alongside Pennsylvania Governor josh Shapiro to discuss the ongoing threats to the First Amendment and the rising concerns over political violence in America. The event highlighted cox’s message about the meaning of maintaining open dialogue and civil discourse amidst current national challenges.
PHILADELPHIA — Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT), the Utah governor who rose to national prominence with his calls for civility in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, used a stage in Philadelphia to argue that his message is just as salient one year later.
Cox sat down with Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) on Wednesday night for a forum centered on the First Amendment and how America’s tradition of free expression is at risk due to a rising tide of political violence.
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