Donald Trump on Saturday returned to the stage where he took an assassin’s bullet to send an unmistakable message — to fans and detractors alike — that the man and the movement he has led since he entered the political scene lives on.
Trump’s second rally in Butler, days before Election Day, represented a starter’s pistol for the final sprint of the campaign — just eight weeks after a bullet struck Trump on that very spot.
He began his talk with the crowd of 105,000 people, with "As I was saying..."
The would-be assassin's bullet that pierced his ear---less than a quarter inch from his brain, has clearly not given him pause in his commitment to set a new path---a new direction for our country, which I believe he loves deeply.
The remarks by Trump and others on the stage set a new cadence for the remainder of this presidential campaign and, more importantly, for the country going forward.
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