
Donald Trump Jr. published an image of Charlie Kirk on social media with the invitation to vote as if his opponents were ready to kill, associating voting with personal and family safety in the final hours of the midterm elections.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s message was published in the final hours of the US midterm elections and recalls the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk to urge participation in the vote.
Donald Trump's son evoked the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk to mobilize Republican voters in the final hours of the midterm elections. In an image posted to social media, Donald Trump Jr. shared a photograph of Kirk accompanied by the caption: "Vote as if those on the other side are ready to kill you for expressing your opinions."
In the message accompanying the post, Trump Jr. takes things further: "Vote as if your life and the lives of your children depended on it. Because it does!!" The message uses the assassination of Kirk, a leading figure in the American conservative movement, to urge participation in the polls, associating voting with personal and family safety.

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