Lindsey Graham: I Wish I Could Say I’m Surprised Trump Got Shot, ‘But I Was Worried About This for a Long Time’
‘The rhetoric is way too hot’
Jul 14, 2024 8:30 PM
By Grabien Staff
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GRAHAM: "I wish I could say I was surprised, but I've been worried about this for a very, very long time. You know, if he wins, democracy is not going to end. He's not a fascist. He represents a point of view that millions share. The rhetoric is way too hot. But I was just grateful that he made it. I mean, fate stepped in, God, the hand of God, call it whatever you'd like. But let's don’t forget, there is a man who lost his life by attending a political rally. He's dead. His life came to end. Other people are hurt. Who to blame? Let's blame the shooter. But let's all try to do better. I can tell you one thing about President Trump: he is very determined to get this country back on track. And his initial reaction, after being shot, will be an iconic moment in American history. Literally bleeding from a gunshot wound, he raised his fist, 'Don't give up. Keep going.'"
