Governor Abbott orders Flags lowered to honor Charlie Kirk

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Governor Abbott ordered Texas state flags to be lowered to half-staff from September 10 to September 14, 2025, in memory of Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated. The directive aligns with President Trump's proclamation and highlights the state's response to this tragic event. Abbott expressed his deep sorrow over Kirk's death, labeling the act as senseless violence that undermines American values. He recognized Kirk as a significant voice for many young Americans searching for truth and courage. The Governor's statement included heartfelt prayers for Kirk's family and his two young children left behind.

This act of lowering the flags signifies Texas's mourning and dedication to honoring Kirk's impactful legacy. The flags will be restored to full-staff at sunset on September 14, 2025. Abbott's actions reflect both a personal loss and a broader societal commitment to addressing violence.

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