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Charlie Kirk Net Worth, Age, Height, Weight, Early Life, Career, Bio, Dating, Facts

Founder of Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk is an avid republican and known to people for his passionate support of the Trump administration. He is also a promoter of free markets and limited government. 

NameCharlie Kirk
BirthdayOctober 14, 1993
Age26
GenderMale
Height
NationalityAmerican
EthnicityCaucasian
ProfessionPolitical Activist
Net Worth$2 million

Most of his political activism has been within the youth. Apart from this, he also appears frequently on Fox News supporting the various Republican policies and Trump’s announcements. 

10 Facts On Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk was born on October 14, 1993, and is 26 years old as of August 2020. He is an American and belongs to Caucasian ethnicity. 

He was born to Robert W. Kirk, who was the project architect manager for Trump Tower in New York. 

Charlie was raised in a rich family in Illinois. He joined politics after the election of one of POTUS Barack Obama into office.

His exact height has not been revealed in the public domain but he is close to 6 feet tall as per some estimates. 

Kirk was rejected from Vienna’s Academy of Fine Arts and later dropped out of a community college. 

Charlie is worth $2 million as of August 2020. He is the founder of Turning Point USA. The organization has acquired the assets of Students For Trump and is responsible for spreading Republican and capitalist ideas among the youth. 

Kirk himself wrote a book commending the “liberal bias” in the USA. he was just 18 years old when he founded the organization. 

There is very little information about Charlie Kirk wife and marriage in the media and public domain.  

The Trump administration is hoping that he will be able to gather the youth vote in the upcoming 2020 elections. 

Charlie is a passionate Christian and has described countries with more atheists than the USA as highly-irreligious. In fact, he stirred up controversy for calling Japan, Sweden, and the UK, the term. 

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