Former President Donald Trump is shifting his campaign strategy in response to a recent assassination attempt during an outdoor rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, which resulted in the death of a rallygoer and injuries to two others. According to sources close to the campaign, Trump plans to focus on indoor events to ensure greater security. However, he may still participate in smaller outdoor gatherings or larger rallies held in more controlled environments, such as stadiums.
The change in venue strategy comes on the heels of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle’s resignation, following her acknowledgment of a security lapse in Pennsylvania. Trump commented on Cheatle’s departure, suggesting that her resignation was inevitable given the circumstances. He also expressed frustration over the lack of additional Secret Service agents at recent campaign events, despite his team’s requests for increased security.
In a recent interview, Trump reflected on his safety and the cancellation of planned outdoor activities following the assassination attempt. He indicated that he felt secure during his indoor rally in Michigan and remains committed to continuing his campaign despite the recent threats.
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