Published 09/18/2024 4:42:00 a.m.

Trump says that ‘only consequential presidents get shot at’ during Michigan event

During a town hall in Flint, Trump stated, "Only consequential presidents get shot at," referencing a recent assassination attempt against him.
Trump emphasized the dangers of being president, comparing it to risky activities like race car driving and bull riding.
The gunman, Ryan Wesley Routh, was spotted by Secret Service agents while Trump golfed at Trump International Golf Club; he remained unharmed.

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The Independent

Trump claims ‘only consequential presidents get shot at’ after assassination attempt

Republican presidential nominee praised Secret Service response at town hall event in Flint, Michigan – his first campaign appearance since Sunday’s assassination attempt

09/18/2024 11:24:56 a.m.·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

"Only Consequential Presidents Get Shot At": Trump After 2nd Assassination Bid

Donald Trump's election rival Kamala Harris said Tuesday she had reached out to the former president after the thwarted attack.

09/18/2024 3:09:38 a.m.·New Delhi, India

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Washington Times

Trump tells town hall crowd that ‘only consequential presidents get shot at’

Back on the campaign trail for the first time since the second assassination attempt against him, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump told his supporters Tuesday at a town hall-style event in Michigan that it turns out that being a former president running for office is a more "dangerous business" than race car driving and bull riding.

09/18/2024 4:42:00 a.m.·United States

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New York Post

Trump says ‘only consequential presidents get shot at’ after he’s targeted in second assassination attempt

Former President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that he’s been the subject of multiple assassination attempts because his presidency was “consequential.”

09/17/2024 11:30:02 p.m.·New York, United States

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