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Everyday, I see someone mentioning something they didn't like that Erika Kirk did. How's she dressed, her eyes, a picture with her husband's hand at his funeral, etc. When President Kennedy was shot while sitting next to Jackie, the pink suit she was wearing became covered in her husband's blood. In the aftermath of the presidential assassination, Jackie refused to change her outfit for the rest of the day. This created a powerful and devastating image for the public while also reflecting her personal trauma. She wanted people to see what was done to her husband. Have you ever been traumatized because your husband was assassinated? Do you know what it would be like to constantly get death and kidnapping threats towards you and your children? Do you understand that not only is she grieving, she's dealing with unimaginable levels of terror? If you haven't had this all happen to you, why do you feel the need to judge what a widow does as she is grieving? You can clearly see that Erika's eyes are full of pain and pure trauma, but in the same breath you pretend that she's not hurting. Did you judge JFK's wife for showing the world what happened to her husband in photos? These things should stick in your head, as these women intended, as a reminder that we're fighting deranged Communists/leftists who do not want you to be free.