Oklahoma lawmakers react to Trump rally violent incident

Several Oklahoma lawmakers have responded in the wake of former President Donald Trump being removed from stage Saturday afternoon during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, after gun shots were fired.

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Several Oklahoma lawmakers have responded in the wake of former President Donald Trump being removed from stage Saturday afternoon during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, after gun shots were fired.

Loud noises were heard in the distance before Trump was seen with blood on the side of his face after being shot in the right ear before being surrounded by Secret Service Agents.

“My prayers are with President Trump and those in attendance at the rally— and we should all feel so thankful for the swift response by the Secret Service and law enforcement. While details are still coming in, we can’t tolerate attempts to thwart democracy with political violence. Period.”

Governor Kevin Stitt

My thoughts and prayers are with President Trump.

Congressman Tom Cole

Praying for President Trump and his entire family.

Rep. Stephanie Bice

I’m praying for President Trump today. Political violence is never the answer.

Congressman Frank Lucas

As we await additional information, we are praying for President Trump, his family, our brave law enforcement, and our country.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin

Cindy and I are praying for the safety and recovery of President Trump and his family. Political disagreement is part of our national identity but violence is never the solution. Law enforcement should investigate and bring all those responsible for this tragedy to justice.

Sen. James Lankford

Tonight our nation must speak with one voice. The people of Oklahoma City join all Americans in our condemnation of political violence. We pray for all those directly affected by tonight’s attack in Pennsylvania.

Mayor of Oklahoma City David Holt