“Landing in Milwaukee with @realdonaldtrump,” Eric said on the X network along with a video of himself peering into the cockpit as pilots landed the Republican presidential candidate’s plane, dubbed “Trump Force One.”
In Milwaukee, residents and followers of Donald Trump They are still Shocked by attempted assassination of former presidentand are calling for tensions to be reduced on the eve of the Republican convention that will crown him as the candidate.
“I think we all need to calm things down,” said Martin Kutlzer, a 60-year-old resident of the Wisconsin town on Sunday, concerned about “extremely high tensions on both sides” of the political spectrum.
Martin proudly wears a T-shirt with Donald Trump’s image and accuses his Democratic rivals of stoking hatred against their candidate by comparing him to Adolf Hitler.
But he also regrets certain inflammatory comments and cruel nicknames by Donald Trump, which are also “not desirable”.
Secret Service Ensures Security at Republican Convention Following Attack on Donald Trump
He secret Service of USA He insisted this Sunday that he is “fully prepared” to maintain security at the Republican National Conventionand that it was not going to change its protocols even after the attack on Donald Trump.
“We are fully prepared “And we have a comprehensive security plan in place, and we’re ready,” Audrey Gibson-Cicchino, the Secret Service coordinator for the Republican convention, told reporters, expressing confidence that the event would be protected by the “highest level of security.”
With more than 50,000 attendees, the Republican Party’s major convention already promised to be an ultra-safe event. For the past year, executives of businesses and restaurants in the area have been forced to attend meetings with the Secret Service, which is responsible for protecting American presidents and former presidents.
Police reinforcements were planned from as far away as Fresno, California. But the attempted assassination of Donald Trump inevitably turns the entire system upside down.
“Yesterday’s events obviously force us to be more vigilant,” said Captain Anthony Scott, who came from Indiana with 60 of his police officers.
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