I never thought I would live to see our country so divided that political opponents are literally putting their life on the line to serve us, but here we are.
https://twitter.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/1835384315640734101 (wordpress won’t populate this post for some reason… #weird)
President Trump survived another assassination attempt. And I doubt this will be the last. This is how badly the deep state hates him; a man who worked to achieve peace in the Middle East, lowered the poverty rate across the board, donated all of his presidential earnings, and heralded state’s rights.
It is unbelievable. And all I can think of is how his family must feel.
After the first attempt, Trump was already on the public stage. He was able to boldly stand up and tell people to “fight.” Then he came out strong just days later at the RNC.
Yesterday, it was quieter. It was more like a hit. Not televised. Quiet. Sneaky. My husband asked why Trump didn’t hold a standard press conference or post online right away after surviving the attempt, but I knew why. This was more personal. At his private golf club, while he was just playing with friends.
The propagandists love dehumanizing Trump. The mainstream talks about him like he’s a statue or a government, not a person. But he has a wife he had to discuss their future with. He has children who have been targeted by the justice system, and a son who just started college.
https://x.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1835691875908366835 (wordpress seems to be censoring this post as well. How odd. ~I hope you definitely don’t look it up and listen for yourself!~)
Things are so real right now, and we all know they’re not going to ease up anytime soon.
Our nation was uniquely designed to represent us, The People, and right now our leader, our choice is under constant threat. That means that we and our nation are as well.
So how do we PEACEFULLY resolve this?
Does anyone really trust our elections RN?
I don’t know what November will bring, but I do know that this country is worth fighting for. But we need to “fight” smarter, not harder. This is a psychological war.
Keep your brain in tact and feed it well.
Jessica Marie Baumgartner 