I commend City Councilman and congressional hopeful Brinker Harding for at least trying to do something about the homeless problem. But is it really a solution or just the go-to response when a problem doesn’t really seem solvable?

The go-to response I’m referring to? Put them in jail.

I’ve watched the Jimmy Kimmel joke where they claim he made fun of the assassination of Charlie Kirk numerous times, and I can’t find where he made fun of him or his murder. I can see where he made fun of the president. And I can see where he commented on MAGA. But I can’t see where he said anything disparaging about Mr. Kirk or celebrated his death.

The First Amendment is in the news, and it’s under attack. The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel is the big story right now, but there is an attack on the First Amendment right here at home that has gotten very little publicity.

I’d like to give you a different perspective on Charlie Kirk’s death. I never met him, but I knew him. I knew him because in some small way, I used to be like him.

Charlie Kirk was a provocateur. He was a controversial figure. He was a radio talk show host.