Trump to return to Butler assassination site to bolster campaign
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74% : "Butler has become quite a famous place," Trump recently said at a campaign event in Wisconsin.63% : "With lots of changes in the race over the past three months, Conant said, "Trump is eager to reclaim the spotlight.
54% : The attack offered a rush of momentum into the start of his party's national convention, prompting a flood of endorsements from influential lawmakers and business leaders, including billionaires Elon Musk and Bill Ackman, and rallying support from Republicans previously wary of a third consecutive election with Trump atop their ticket.
52% : It's also a moment to revisit the now-iconic image of Trump emerging from a scrum of Secret Service agents - his fist defiantly raised, blood streaming down his face as he implored his supporters to "Fight!
52% : "Look, Trump always wants the campaign to be about him.
49% : "Instead, references to the attempt now pepper nearly every conversation Trump has, serving as a prism through which his messaging is filtered.
45% : The second Butler rally offers Trump and his staff an opportunity to move past the shooting, allies say, as well as the chance to appear sympathetic and strong as they seize on any advantage in a close election.
44% : Ever the raconteur, Trump frequently deploys gallows humor - joking that he might begin Saturday's rally in Butler by quipping, "As I was saying ..." - and proudly suggests the site has taken on historical significance.
39% : In the immediate aftermath of Butler, Trump said he would pursue a posture of unity and hope - and planned only to discuss the shooting once, at his convention speech, "because it's actually too painful to tell.
37% : Trump has recounted his nervousness when a stranger seemed to approach the stage at a September rally on Long Island.
32% : Trump has been consumed by the threat to his life, they say, an obsession that has only deepened in recent weeks after another would-be assassin stalked him on his West Palm Beach golf course.
27% : In recent days, Trump posted an image of St. Michael on Truth Social, a Catholic saint who leads the battle against good and evil.
24% : As an already wild campaign year has further vacillated - most significantly with the late replacement of President Joe Biden with Kamala Harris atop the Democratic ticket - Trump has increasingly made the assassination attempts a central focus of his campaign.
24% : Trump is expected to pay homage to a local firefighter and father, who died after being shot by a stray bullet, as well as the two other individuals seriously injured at the rally.
14% : Similarly, Trump frequently references intelligence about Iran's desire for a revenge killing to criticize Biden for allowing Tehran to access previously frozen assets as part of prisoner swap and energy deals.
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