Former American president and presidential candidate, Donald Trumphe assured this Saturday, in his return to scene of his assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, that “the enemy within is more dangerous” than the enemy without and that perhaps they ordered his death during the July attack.
A month before the November 5 election, Trump returned to the city of Butler (Pennsylvania), where Thomas Matthew Crooksa young man suffering from mental problems, shot the candidate, injuring him in the right ear and killing Corey Comperatore, one of the participants.
Trump appealed to fear an “internal enemy, more dangerous than the external enemy” and declared that his victory must be massive so that the elections cannot be “stolen” from him, once again encouraging doubts about the legitimacy of the elections if he does not win.
“Over the past eight years They tried to stop us from reaching our great future. They attacked me, they tried to eliminate me with a indictment“They accused me, tried to eliminate me from the ballots and maybe kill me,” the former president said.
Trump returned to the same outdoor scene of his attack in this rural Pennsylvania town with his running mate, J.D. Vance; the tycoon Elon Musk and his son Ericwho was accompanied by his wife, Lara Trumpco-chairman of the Republican National Committee.
The former president said the gunman, who was killed by snipers, “He wanted to end the MAGA movement (acronym in English for Make America Great Again). The greatest movement this country has ever seen,” leading Trump to become a figure that has left the long-standing Republican Party in the shadows.
Musk, applauded on stageintervened briefly to ask to vote for Trump, remember that you have to register to vote and influence the theories, not based in fact, that the Democrats want to end the right to vote.
“They want to take away our right to vote.. “If we don’t win, we won’t be able to vote anymore,” Musk said.
Trump recalled that Pennsylvania is the key to its victory in November and that if he wins the state, he will become president, while claiming that, according to some surveys, he is succeeding in increasing Latino support.
