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One year ago, President Trump faced an assassin’s bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania. He survived, but a brave patriot died protecting others. This dark day exposed shocking failures in the government’s duty to protect our leaders. We remember Corey Comperatore’s sacrifice while demanding answers.
Our government let President Trump down. Secret Service bosses ignored repeated requests from his own security team for stronger protection. They denied extra snipers and anti-drone gear. This wasn’t just a mistake—it was negligence that almost cost America her leader.
While bureaucrats failed, real heroes emerged. Corey Comperatore gave his life shielding his family from gunfire. Rallygoers rushed to help the wounded. These everyday Americans showed the courage Washington lacks. They embody the spirit that makes this country great.
The killer should never have gotten close. A local police officer spotted him on a rooftop beforehand. But Secret Service breakdowns left the president exposed. Security failures like this can’t happen again. Protecting our leaders is non-negotiable.
Six Secret Service agents got suspended for their mistakes. That’s not enough. Heads should roll for this disaster. The Senate investigation called it “disturbing negligence.” Americans deserve real accountability, not just suspensions.
New leadership at Secret Service promises changes. Director Sean Curran, who stood beside President Trump during the attack, vows permanent fixes. He says protecting our leaders is now their absolute focus. We’ll hold them to that promise.
Corey Comperatore’s memory lives on as a hero. His death reminds us that evil targets freedom. But President Trump’s survival shows America’s resilience. Our spirit can’t be broken by violence or government incompetence.
This anniversary isn’t just about looking back. It’s about fighting for a future where leaders are protected, failures are punished, and patriots like Corey are never forgotten. American courage defeated terror that day—and it will keep our nation strong.
