Is Trump Taking New Risks? Campaigns Outdoors for the First Time Since Assassination Attempt! H
Former US President Donald Trump has held his first outdoor campaign rally since his assassination attempt last month.
Former US President Donald Trump ‘s campaign rally was held at an aviation museum in Asheboro, North Carolina, under extremely tight security conditions. The Republican presidential candidate delivered his speech behind bulletproof glass while several snipers were deployed on nearby rooftops to ensure absolute safety.
In his speech, Mr. Trump focused on the issue of the labor market, warning that the United States could lose millions of jobs if his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, wins in November. At one point, Mr. Trump even left the podium to ask about the health of an event attendee who was having health problems.
Since last month’s assassination attempt, Trump has been campaigning indoors after the Secret Service advised him to choose more secure locations. However, the Washington Post reported on August 15 that the Secret Service had approved a new security plan that would allow the Republican candidate to resume outdoor campaigning.
Former US President Donald Trump has held his first outdoor campaign rally since his assassination attempt last month.
Former US President Donald Trump ‘s campaign rally was held at an aviation museum in Asheboro, North Carolina, under extremely tight security conditions. The Republican presidential candidate delivered his speech behind bulletproof glass while several snipers were deployed on nearby rooftops to ensure absolute safety.
In his speech, Mr. Trump focused on the issue of the labor market, warning that the United States could lose millions of jobs if his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, wins in November. At one point, Mr. Trump even left the podium to ask about the health of an event attendee who was having health problems.
Since last month’s assassination attempt, Trump has been campaigning indoors after the Secret Service advised him to choose more secure locations. However, the Washington Post reported on August 15 that the Secret Service had approved a new security plan that would allow the Republican candidate to resume outdoor campaigning.
