Donald Trump's Campaign Fundraising After Assassination Attempt
Trump campaign starts soliciting donations one day after former president is shot in the ear at a rally in Pennsylvania. Biden campaign halts TV ads in wake of the attack. Shooter used an AR-15 rifle and was neutralized by Secret Service snipers. Trump was not seriously injured and continued with his campaign events.
Key Points
- Trump campaign sends fundraising appeals one day after assassination attempt
- Biden campaign pauses all outbound communications and TV ads
- Shooter used AR-15 rifle and was neutralized by Secret Service snipers
- Trump was not seriously injured and continued with his campaign events
Pros
- Fundraising efforts show resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
Cons
- Criticism for continuing fundraising efforts immediately after the violent incident.