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Trump Unloads: Blames Biden and Harris for 'Inciting Violence' After Near-Death Experience - News Directory 3

Trump Unloads: Blames Biden and Harris for ‘Inciting Violence’ After Near-Death Experience

September 16, 2024 Catherine Williams World
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  • United States Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump claimed that President Joe Biden and Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris were responsible for the...
  • In an interview with Fox News Digital on the 16th, candidate Trump said, "He (the shooter) believed in the rhetoric of Biden and Harris (expressed by candidate Trump)...
  • The claim of candidate Trump is interpreted as drawing attention to the fact that President Biden and candidate Harris have consistently defined candidate Trump as a "threat to...
Original source: donga.com

Trump Blames Biden and Harris for Second Assassination Attempt

United States Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump claimed that President Joe Biden and Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris were responsible for the second assassination attempt on him.

In an interview with Fox News Digital on the 16th, candidate Trump said, “He (the shooter) believed in the rhetoric of Biden and Harris (expressed by candidate Trump) and acted accordingly,” and “I was shot because of their rhetoric. ”

The claim of candidate Trump is interpreted as drawing attention to the fact that President Biden and candidate Harris have consistently defined candidate Trump as a “threat to democracy” and have harshly criticized him.

Candidate Trump said, “They (President Biden and candidate Harris) are people who want to destroy our country,” adding, “They are the enemy within, and they are the real threat.”

Candidate Trump also criticized President Biden and candidate Harris for using inflammatory language. In the political circles of the United States, especially the Democratic Party, there have been many assessments that the candidate Trump uses inflammatory language.

Former President Donald Trump raises his fist towards bleeding supporters after being hit in the ear by a bullet from a sniper who tried to kill him while he was campaigning in Butler, Pennsylvania, on the afternoon of July 13 (local time ). AP Newsis

Trump, who was shot and suffered an ear injury during an outdoor rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, experienced a second assassination attempt on the 15th while playing golf on his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Although candidate Trump was not directly injured, some in the political world of the United States say that this incident has once again revealed the seriousness of aggressive rhetoric against opponents and the so-called ‘politics of hate’.

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  • Trump’s Assassination Attempt
  • Biden and Harris’s Response
  • The Politics of Hate in the US

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