Following the shooting, Trump announced that he thought the nation should provide security to RFK Jr given that he was a legitimate candidate and the Kennedy's history of assassination. The Biden regime had been denying such security to RFK, seeing him as a political enemy.

Well, blow me down, a few hours after Trump called for the security to be given, the WhiteHouse announced that they would indeed provide RFK with a security detail.

Its almost like Trump is already running the government.

Donald Trump's statement, “At the end of the day, they’re not coming after me. They’re coming after you, and I’m just standing in the way”, has been proven true. And, inspired by the hate-talkers inside and outside of the political machine, a lunatic tried to get Trump out of the way.

Donald Trump is truly the only man standing between the Free World and its enemies. All other Western politicians are pathetic compared with this man, who is now being compared with that down to earth ‘Roughrider’ (he was the leader of that fighting group), Teddy Roosevelt.

Roosevelt was also shot by evil people who feared him as much as Leftists fear Donald Trump today.

Roosevelt was also smeared as “a self-obsessed, egotistical megalomaniac”, and just about everything else the lunatics could make up. The same sort of haters we have today, that encouraged a lunatic to try to kill Trump. Thousands of people were responsible for both shootings. We have some such here on OLO.

Unlike Trump, Roosevelt had the opportunity to ask his assailant why he did it, but he never got an answer from the maniac.

Donald Trump, like Roosevelt, has been spared to show just how tough and strong the U.S can be again with the right leaders.

Biden admits it was a "mistake" for him to say he wanted to put a bullseye on Donald Trump.

Then he rambled on: "How do you talk about the threat to democracy which is real, when a president says things like he says. Do you just not say anything because it might incite somebody?"

There's a difference between reacting or responding to
somebody's wild claims, and alarming negativity, and
making those wild claims and attempts to incite in the
first place. The antipathy, hatred, and bile towards
any perceived criticism and calls for toning things
down and for calm - should not be silenced.

First the Left started calling Donald Trump names. He got more popular.
Then the Left impeached him, making him more popular again.
The same mob fabricated stories about ‘staging a coup'. Same result.
They weaponised the judicial system against him. More popularity and a huge increase in donations to his campaign.
And now - they have tried to kill him. And that seems to have really put him on a pedestal.

After police started hunting for a killer, Trump was still left on the podium!
Police were on a roof just 150 metres from the roof the shooter was!
The crowd spotted the shooter before police did!
The Left is still calling for violence against Trump!
The Left is still calling him a ‘fascist’ a ‘dictator’, ‘a Hitler’.
They are not even to pretending that they wouldn't have been happy to see Trump dead.

The Left wanting Trump dead?

That piece of nonsense has been dis-spelled by documented
reactions world-wide. Normal, rational people don't
harbour those kind of thoughts. Extremists and fanatics do.
Thankfully fanatics and extremists - are a small minority
in this country.

Comparing Teddy Roosevelt to Donald Trump?

An informative article in the link given below tells us that:

"Sure there are some superficial similarities. Both were born
into moneyed New York families, both had wealthy demanding
fathers who profoundly shaped them and both took on the
political establishment of their era."

"But Roosevelt was a progressive who battled corporational
monopolies, disdained the idle rich and had a genuine compassion
for the poor."

"He championed many reforms - a living wage, a social safety
net that included Workmen's Compensation, pensions for the
elderly - adding to what he called a "square deal" for the
less fortunate. Trump's signature policy victory during his
only term in office was the passage of a tax cut that largely
benefited corporations and the wealthy."

We're told that both men shared an enormous ego.

"Roosevelt's daughter Alice once said - "He wanted to be the
corpse at every funeral. The bride at every wedding. And the
baby at every Christening."

"Trump's need for constant ego stroking is well documented and
Roosevelt's ego was just as big as his carving on Mount Rushmore."

"A healthy ego is not necessarily bad for a president. It
took enormous self-confidence for a relatively inexperienced
senator with a funny name to think he could become the nation's
first black president."

There's much more at:

http://edition.cnn.com/2022/12/04/politics/trump-teddy-roosevelt-parallels-blake-cec/index.html