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Butler, Pennsylvania – Nobody in the Battlee, Pennsylvania.
But on July 13, 2024, militant Thomas Matthew Cruks opened fire at a rally once and future President Donald Trump at the local farms exhibition venues, which breaks down violence, which retreated far beyond Western Pennsylvania and changed the course of American history.
One bullet grazed Trump’s ear and could end his life if he even tilted his head a little. In the following months, Republicans brutally rallied behind him. Trump continued to win the re -election in the wave of support, with the supporters and Trump himself, saying that God had deprived him of to save America.
Residents and participants of the rally are still stunned by the fact that their city became synonymous with the attack, and upset that the image of Butler as a peaceful agricultural community was marred on this dark day.
The first respondents are sitting with the widow of the firefighters in Batler, Pennsylvania Trump
The covered appearance of the Commonian Currer, the head of the retired fire service, who was shot dead in July against the Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump, is observed on stands during a minute of silence during the rally, in the Butlers, Pennsylvania, October 5, 2024. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
“In order for something similar to smuggle Butler to the national and international spotlight, it is very sad,” said the mayor of the slippery rock JD Longo.
“This is not that anyone in the Butler or Western Pennsylvania He wants to be famous, ”Long said.
But most of all their hearts are torn for the firefighter family who has lost their lives when Scammers Eight shots aimed at Trump were fired.
“Many of us hope that despite the ugliness and horror of this day and the obvious loss of life that happened, as a result Loss of Corey ComperatoreWhat the Batler district can be remembered more than how we united immediately after this moment and how we came to the aid and protection of the family of the compete and the president. “
Fox News Digital interviewed Zajer Sherrero, Local Butler, outside the show, where Trump was held. (Digital Fox News)
There is an honor for how Butler gathered after the tragedy. But some can’t forget why it was necessary.
“It certainly put us in a rough place,” said Zaur, a local local, who participated in many Trump companies. “There are people who think about it all the time.”
“Many of us hope that despite the ugliness and horror of this day and the obvious loss of life that has happened, losing the Cora of the Community that the Batler district can be remembered more than how we united immediately after that and how we came to the rescue and protection of the Comperatore and the President.”
“We feel very bad for Butler,” said Erin Atenreyt from Glench, Pennsylvania, a long-standing volunteer company Trump Campainy and Rale-Goer.
“I went to a farm show for many years,” she added, citing an annual event that attracts families from all over Western Pennsylvania. She described one of her favorite attractions – the area where the cows go to milk it, and the building next to the vanilla dairy cocktails made of this milk. “It’s just so useful. My husband likes to pull the truck,” she said.
“We have always been looking forward to it, and now it is due to it.”
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“We feel very bad for Butler,” said Erin Atenreyt from Glench, a longtime volunteer of Trump and a participant in the rally. (Digital Fox News)
Batler’s show, which allowed Trump to use its property for the action, also tries to shake the firing association. Media members are not allowed to shoot property.
“It put a spot on a really pleasant community,” Atenrey said. “It’s just 45 minutes from the city center of Pittsburgh. It’s like you have turned, you know, a little like I would say, Alo.”
However, the residents of Butler say that the shooting did not violate the society. In the days and a few weeks, they gathered to support the Comperatore family and others affected by violence.
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“In the area of General Pittsburgh, we are quite tough here – as the president will call a tough cookie,” Bob Krankovich said.
Lucy Roth, who was sitting behind Trump at the rally of Butler, said she was not ashamed to return. “The next rally held (Trump), I was behind him again.”
