Staff Reports
The Maga Messiah has once again proven to be a true American phenomenon. Donald Trump’s address to the Republican crowd on Thursday was nothing short of a divine celebration, following his miraculous survival of an assassination attempt. The party faithful are now convinced more than ever that a higher power is guarding their visionary leader.
At the Republican National Convention, the talk of the town was not just the usual political posturing, but the palpable belief that divine intervention played a key role in sparing Trump. Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders declared from the stage that God Himself stepped in because America remains a nation under His watch. For many delegates, this near-tragedy turned into irrefutable proof of Trump’s heavenly backing.
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina joined the chorus, capturing the dramatic essence of the event. He spoke of a celestial salvation, likening the attempt on Trump’s life to a battle between divine good and demonic evil. The crowd responded with nods and “Amens,” transforming the convention hall into something reminiscent of a revival meeting.
Trump’s evangelical base is buzzing with the idea that he is a man of destiny. Georgia GOP Chair Josh McKoon noted that delegates and attendees alike feel Trump was saved for a divine purpose, and this sentiment echoes in conservative circles nationwide. The convention has become a platform for what can only be dubbed as a “feedback loop of love” for Trump, who is relishing every moment.
Making a dramatic entrance with a bandaged ear just days after nearly being assassinated, Trump seemed the epitome of resilience. Supporters have taken to donning mock bandages to honor his close call, asserting that his survival is symbolic of his dedication to the country. Arizona delegate Joe Neglia emphasized that mimicking Trump’s injury is the least they can do to show respect for a man who almost sacrificed everything for the nation.
The liberal left predictably dismisses this adulation as evidence of a cult of personality taking over the GOP. In contrast, some Republicans are wary that this wave of messianic fervor might set unattainable expectations for Trump’s political agenda. However, such concerns are drowned out by historical precedents and media portrayals. Even during Barack Obama’s candidacy, attempts were made to present him with god-like imagery, less successfully by the standards of conservative critics.
Trump faithful see his narrow survival of assassination attempt as the work of God Almighty – https://t.co/EG02vB5YQZ – @washtimes #TrumpAssasinationAttempt #elections2024
— Ralph Smith (@RalphSmith47) July 18, 2024
Trump’s miraculous survival amplifies Republican reverence to unprecedented levels. Comparisons are being drawn with “Bulletproof George Washington,” who evaded death by mere inches during the Battle of Monongahela. Ben Carson, former HUD Secretary, even sees a parallel between Trump’s close brush with death and Washington’s historical ordeal, believing that divine intervention is the only explanation.
Trump himself attributed his narrow escape to divine will, declaring on his Truth Social platform that it was God alone who spared him from an unthinkable fate. This adds another layer of celestial endorsement to a campaign already fueled by phenomenal base support and a sense of divine mission.
This near-assassination has only magnified the zeal and energy of Trump’s supporters, pushing their enthusiasm to new heights. Georgia GOP Chair Josh McKoon remarked that he’s never witnessed such activation and dedication for a political candidate in his life, solidifying Trump’s position as the undisputed leader of a highly motivated conservative movement.
