General Hospital Alum Reacts To Charlie Kirk’s Political Assassination

Everyone is still reeling over the news regarding conservative commentator, Charlie Kirk’s shooting during an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, September 10. Since many have spoken out and reacted to the heartbreaking incident, which killed the 31-year-old father of two and husband. One person who took to social media was fellow conservative, soap actor Ingo Rademacher, who played Jasper “Jax” Jacks on General Hospital.

Charlie Kirk’s Death Has Affected Many

Kirk was the founder & president of Turning Point U.S.A., hosted The Charlie Kirk Show, and toured universities across the United States, engaging in friendly political debates.

He was also a Christian who spoke very openly about his faith. Rademacher hopped on Instagram recently and uploaded a video, reacting to Kirk’s passing.

Never one to shy away from his political views, the soap actor made headlines in 2021 when he refused to comply with ABC’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate and was let go from GH. He later sued the network due to his firing.

Rademacher Was Visibly Upset

In the caption of the IG video, Rademacher wrote, “Y’all on the left are violent. You don’t respect any form of debate or free speech. Some of you even celebrate when somebody on the right dies and put that shit on social media.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

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He goes on to say, “Imagine what it would look like if us, the good guys, stopped trying to talk to you snowflakes on the left. @charliekirk1776”

Adding, “Charlie is dead because of the constant rhetoric of calling people on the right Nazis and fascist and every other disgusting name under the sun. You call yourselves liberal and progressives, but you don’t even know what that means anymore.”

Rademacher’s caption noted, “After President Trump‘s assassination attempt. Nobody on the left posted anything to turn down the heat. Y’all all just stayed quiet. Of course, some of you nut jobs celebrated. I don’t know where we go from here.”

In the video, Rademacher talked about some individuals on social media who were ‘celebrating’ Kirk’s passing, simply because they disagreed with his political point of view and his religious beliefs.

Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Charlie Kirk’s wife, two young children, family, friends, peers, colleagues, and fans. Stay tuned to this site for further updates on this story.