Erika Kirk has had enough. And who can blame her?
For almost three months, right-wing influencers have trafficked in outlandish conspiracy theories about her slain husband and his assassination for engagement-bait.
‘I want to be able to have one thing left that is sacred to our family.’
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Erika Kirk speaks on Fox News in New York City, December 8, 2025.
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Erika Kirk has had enough. And who can blame her?
For almost three months, right-wing influencers have trafficked in outlandish conspiracy theories about her slain husband and his assassination for engagement-bait.

About the Author
Caroline Downey is a staff writer for National Review.
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Erika Kirk has had enough. And who can blame her?
For almost three months, right-wing influencers have trafficked in outlandish conspiracy theories about her slain husband and his assassination for engagement-bait.

About the Author
Caroline Downey is a staff writer for National Review.
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