Former President Barack Obama has spoken out following the shooting incident at Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Pennsylvania, condemning political violence and calling for a return to civility in American politics. “There is absolutely no place for political violence in our democracy,” Obama stated via X on Sunday. The incident occurred as Trump began his
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"The bullet that grazed his head is not only an attack on democracy, it is also an attack against those who defend and live in the free world."
Just a couple hours after gunshots rang out at Donald Trump's rally, a UFC fighter showed his support for the former president following his win in the ring.
President Trump was shot at during a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.
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The shooting is being investigated as an assassination attempt.
The shooting is being investigated as an assassination attempt.