FSU Student Organization Protests Conservative Star Charlie Kirk
A visit to the FSU campus from conservative star Charlie Kirk sparks protests from Tallahassee students for the Democratic Society (SDS).
Conservative influencer Charlie Kirk believes that young women should be more involved in having babies (and less chasing their career goals).
Turning Point USA founder, 31, appeared on Fox News’ Ingraham Angle on September 8th, talking to host Lowline Graham about “Gen Z Gender Split.”
“This is a pattern I’ve seen over and over again on college campuses where young men are properly ordering their lives,” Kirk said.
In recent years, some right-footed, far-right influencers have pushed the narrative surrounding the nostalgia of the “nuclear family” and the idea that women may not be able to get it all at least once.
He said the man was making the right choice.
“They have children first and foremost, they are married, after that Kirk added. He also said that the young woman who voted for former vice president of Kamala Harris “doesn’t value having children.”
“Young people get married less and less,” Kirk said. “We see more and more people enter their 30s to have children.” Ingraham, 62, has never married. She is a single parent of three children.
After working as a speechwriter in the administration of former President Ronald Reagan, Ingraham pursued a law degree and became a beloved conservative media. In 2008, Ingraham adopted his first child from Guatemala. Guatemala is currently a Texas A&M student. She also adopted two sons.
Charlie Kirk: Young woman who voted for Harris wants “solitude”
But Kirk wasn’t necessarily talking about women like her. He said, “young women who voted for Kamala Harris, they want careerism, consumerism and loneliness,” but “want Trump voters, young men, families, children and heritage.”
Ingraham then asked, “Charlie, what advice would you give to a young woman who was taught to put a career in place before thinking about calming down or having a child?” Kirk said, “No matter how I answer this question, I’m always struggling” – “Having children is more important than having a good career.”
The two fathers then used their own life examples to say, “My kids are more important than the number of social media followers I have.”
His advice continued. “And I will tell you young women too. You can always return to your career. There are mainly windows to marry and have children, and that’s beautiful.”
“This is not shameful, it’s not about ridiculing, it’s not about morality. It’s about lifting up beautiful things,” Kirk said.
