An Oxford University student who leads an influential debating society there could lose his leadership role because of his remarks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
The society’s president-elect, George Abaraonye will face a vote of no confidence on Oct. 18 that could result in his removal by members of the Oxford Union.
Founded in 1823, the Oxford Union has counted among its officers numerous future leaders, including British Prime Ministers Edward Heath and Harold Macmillan. It has hosted many famous speakers, from U.S. President Ronald Reagan to Albert Einstein.
In May, Abaraonye participated in an Oxford Union debate with Kirk, who founded the group Turning Point USA. The conservative activist thanked the student after the exchange, which touched on everything from the concept of “toxic masculinity” to the causes of suicide among men….
Student Who Celebrated Kirk Shooting May Be Ousted as Leader of Top Debate Group
