Staff Reports
Looks like the Left is running out of creative juice. Liberal media and their bandwagon of analysts are all too eager to squeeze Donald Trump’s heroic moment into a mold that simply doesn’t fit their anti-Trump narrative. So, let’s set the record straight.
Saturday’s attack on President Trump shocked everyone except Trump himself. Much like Reagan, who famously brushed off his 1981 assassination attempt with witty remarks, Trump turned the ordeal into another moment of his unyielding bravado. CNN might be in tears, but footage of Trump wiping blood off his face and raising his fist in defiance had the crowd roaring “U-S-A” louder than ever. Democrats wish they had even an ounce of that power in their candidates.
Reagan's handling of the assassination effort resembled Trump's –
David Paul Kuhn and his ilk try to paint Trump’s reaction as a mere stage presence reminiscent of Reagan. Wrong! Reagan’s charm worked like magic back in the day, but Trump brings a whole new level of fight. The crowds aren’t just entertained; they’re galvanized. This solidifies Trump’s grip on his supporters and ups the ante for Sleepy Joe Biden, who can barely find the stage, let alone command it with force.
Even the talking heads on Powerline agree – Trump’s ability to handle life-threatening pressure with such finesse is something old Hemingway would’ve tipped his hat to. Trump didn’t just dodge a literal bullet; he dodged the figurative one liberals have been trying to shoot his way since 2016. The likes of Scott W. Johnson have rightly pointed out that had the attempt succeeded, America would’ve faced chaos unimaginable. It’s not just Trump’s physical survival; it’s about his symbolic resilience that strengthens the backbone of conservative America.
As the Republican National Convention kicks off, everyone is watching how the GOP will capitalize on this unplanned, almost cinematic turn of events. Unlike the Democrats, who’d be scrambling with #ThoughtsAndPrayers hashtags, Trump’s team will likely turn this into another rallying cry, amplified across social media platforms where real Americans get their news. It’s safe to say Trump’s near miss has added a jolt of energy to the convention that no Democratic shindig can match.
Polls already show a significant portion of Americans are more motivated than ever to vote. So Biden better grab a protein shake, or the next Democrat nominee better bring more than weak policies and empty promises to the stage. The game has changed, and Trump’s resilience is the new bar. If liberals thought they were losing before, they’re in for a rude awakening. The Trump train just hit turbo.
