At New York Rally Trump Blames 'Radical Left', Without Citing Evidence, for Second Assassination Attempt
UNIONDALE, New York (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump claimed he was being targeted by “radical left” forces and vowed to campaign with renewed purpose at his first full-fledged campaign rally since an alleged second assassination attempt on Sunday.
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