Donald Trump isn’t just running against Kamala Harris in this election.
She’s got the full weight of the federal government being used against him.
And Donald Trump told the Biden-Harris regime to go to hell with one 2024 decision.
Trump not slowing down his campaign schedule
For the second time in nearly two months, former President Donald Trump faced an assassination attempt while he was playing golf.
A would-be assassin set up with a rifle at the fence near the sixth hole of the Trump International Golf Course in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Secret Service agents saw his rifle sticking through the fence and opened fire, causing him to flee the scene before being arrested in nearby Martin County.
The incident was another black mark for the Secret Service after a gunman got within 400 to 500 yards of the former President because they failed to secure the golf course’s perimeter.
Another security failure by the Secret Service raised serious questions about the agency’s ability to protect Trump.
The Presidential campaign is in the final sprint to Election Day.
Trump is traveling the country to hold rallies and events to mobilize his supporters.
He was told by the Secret Service after he was shot at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13 that he needed to consider not holding outdoor events for security reasons.
The Biden-Harris regime didn’t want to do its job and secure Trump.
Not holding outdoor rallies would have limited Trump’s ability to campaign.
The former President moved ahead with outdoor rallies, and the Secret Service added a bulletproof casing around wherever he spoke from.
Another assassination attempt isn’t going to slow down Trump’s campaign schedule.
The New York Times reported that the former President isn’t going to change his campaign schedule because of the latest attempt on his life.
It’s an open question if the Secret Service can protect Trump at this point.
Trump met with Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe in Florida for a private meeting where he was reportedly warned about security for his events.
The former President isn’t going to let the Secret Service or the Biden-Harris regime handcuff his campaigning.
More resources could be on the way for Trump
Trump receives less protection than President Joe Biden because he’s no longer in office.
“The Secret Service needs more help,” Biden told reporters at the White House.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said that more funding for the Secret Service could be included in an upcoming government funding bill.
“If the Secret Service is in need of more resources, we are prepared in providing it for them, possibly in the upcoming funding agreement,” Schumer said.
Former Secret Service special agent Jonathan Wackrow told CNN that Trump needs to be treated like a sitting President.
“The service needs to move away from thinking about Trump as a former president and start understanding the threat environment,” Wackrow said.
He said that the security perimeter for Trump needs to be pushed out further.
Donald Trump isn’t going to let the Biden-Harris regime’s incompetence slow him down in the stretch run of the campaign.
