Trump’s Raised Fist Will Make History — And Define His Candidacy

Politico ^ | 07/14/2024 12:00 AM EDT | By JONATHAN MARTIN

[Fai Mao]

Yes, I had it backward. But the point is still valid. The bullet came from his left, behind his head. And grazed his head. It did not come from the wound side. There are pictures of Trump showing the bullet in the air. The bullet is to Trump’s left. (Veiwer’s right)

The pictures they keep showing of the snipers have the snipers facing the wrong way. I don’t think those are the snipers that shot the assassin wannabe. Unless the picture was taken from the other side of the podium

[WildHighlander57]

Check the Google Earth pix; the sniper nest is to Trump’s right.

[mbrfl]

>>Can it really be called a “security detail” when the security is actually trying to kill you?

Yes. Its purpose is job security for Joe Biden.

[Forgiven_Sinner]

Let’s see... where else has a great leader experienced that kind of salvation?

"Teddy Roosevelt in 1912, when he was shot in the chest but his written speech caught the bullet and saved him."

Also, President Reagan took a bullet that passed close to an artery.

[Eleutheria5]

Get a grip. It’s just a fist pump. It’s great imagery, but closing the southern border, getting inflation under control and restoring peace to the world will be much more important, and if he fails in those, all the fist pumps in the world will come to naught.

[batazoid]

I can't think of a more fitting climax to the RNC convention than by showing at some point right before Pres. Trump's acceptance speech, a short ad by Vince Langman on X. It's narrated by Sylvester "Rocky" Stallone using Trump's assassination attempt video in the background. It's truly awesome. It starts out like this: "Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain't always sunshine and rainbows. It's a very mean and nasty place."