BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — In an interview with Nexstar Media at the Republican National Convention on Thursday, July 18, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said the 10 Commandments hanging in the classroom of Thomas Matthew Crooks might have kept the man from shooting at former President Donald Trump. On Saturday, July 13, Crooks shot at Trump during a Pennsylvania political rally. The attempted assassin's motive is unclear. Secret Service actions le…

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Louisiana governor: 10 Commandments in schools could have stopped Trump rally shooting

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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry believes had the Ten Commandments been in the classroom of the man who tried to kill former President Donald Trump, they could have stopped his assassination attempt well in advance.	Landry’s comments came Thursday in an interview with Nexstar Television at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee and were first reported by WVLA-TV’s Shannon Heckt.
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