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DONALD TRUMP COMPARES HIMSELF TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN SAYING THOSE WHO DO THE MOST ARE ALWAYS TARGETED BY ASSASSINS
Donald Trump has made a statement comparing high-impact leaders to Abraham Lincoln, suggesting that individuals who “do the most” are often targeted by assassins.
The remark places Trump’s perspective within a historical context, referencing Lincoln, who was assassinated in 1865 during a critical period in United States history. The comparison highlights how leadership roles at pivotal moments can carry heightened personal risk.
Such statements are likely to generate strong reactions, as they connect modern political narratives with historical figures and events. The comparison adds to ongoing discourse around leadership, security, and the pressures faced by prominent public figures.

Less than two hours after a Kamala Harris donor named Cole Tomas Allen tried to end his life, President Trump walked into the press briefing room with zero fear. While the media and the swamp likely hoped he would hide away in a bunker, he stood before the cameras to tell the world that he will never be deterred from fighting for us.
This is the third time in two years that a would-be assassin has targeted him, from the fields of Butler to the greens of Palm Beach, yet his resolve only grows stronger with every attack. The hatred coming from the opposition has reached a boiling point where they would rather see a tragedy than a fair fight at the ballot box.
We are seeing a leader who understands that his life is on the line every single day because he dares to challenge the status quo. A brave Secret Service agent took a bullet in his vest tonight to protect the man who is protecting our families and our future from total ruin. The real victim here is the American people who are forced to watch as their capital becomes a scene of political violence fueled by unhinged rhetoric from the elite establishment.
President Trump knows this is a dangerous profession, but his love for this country outweighs any concern for his own safety. He is standing in the gap for every patriot who has ever been told to sit down and be quiet by the radical left.
The verdict is in and it is clear that no amount of violence or intimidation can stop the movement that is reclaiming the soul of our nation. When he says he is proud of the job we have done, he is speaking for the millions of forgotten men and women who finally have a voice in Washington. We are watching a living legend prove that courage is contagious and that strength is the only answer to the chaos being pushed by his enemies. It is time for every citizen to recognize the sacrifice being made to keep our republic from falling into the hands of those who would burn it down.
Nothing can stop what is coming because the truth is more powerful than any weapon or any radicalized individual from California. We are moving forward with a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper commitment to the values that made this country great in the first place. President Trump is not just a politician; he is the shield that stands between us and the radical forces that want to destroy our way of life. We will continue to pray for his protection and for the safety of the law enforcement heroes who stand by his side every single day. America is back and we are stronger than ever because we have a leader who truly knows how to win regardless of the cost.

WOW! President Trump is the ONLY leader who woul do a White House press briefing hours after an assassination attempt.

Please pray for President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Vance today

Former President Obama says everyone needs to "reject the idea that violence has any place in our democracy" after a gunman rushed the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

Although we don't yet have the details about the motives behind last night's shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner, it's incumbent upon all us to reject the idea that violence has any place in our democracy. It's also a sobering reminder of the courage and sacrifice that U.S. Secret Service Agents show every day. I'm grateful to them and thankful that the agent who was shot is going to be okay.

A 1911 Lewis Hine photograph of child worker, Henry Fournier. He was a sweeper and cleaner in a factory in Salem, Massachusetts.