Staff Reports
One year ago, Americans witnessed a jaw-dropping miracle in the political landscape. At a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Donald Trump narrowly dodged a deadly bullet meant to take him out. The shot, fired by an assassin intent on ending his life, barely missed its target. This incredible survival went beyond mere luck—it highlighted the deep resilience of a leader who refuses to bow down to liberal fury.
Consider the audacity of it all—a hitman perched on an unsecured rooftop, showing the sheer negligence of what’s supposed to be ironclad security. The Secret Service, having been found sleeping on duty, botched their job in dramatic fashion. If Trump’s miraculous survival doesn’t signal the divine favor on his journey, what else could have? This moment in history obliterated any narrative painting Trump as a dictator. Instead, it unveiled the rabid hatred from the far-left fringe that pushes boundaries well past normal dissent.
Democrats must have thought this was their ultimate power move, but instead, it became their undoing. How could any sane American stand by the party that indirectly or directly catalyzed such an act of terror against a sitting president? The assassination attempt didn’t just backfire; it essentially marked the death knell for their hopes in the 2024 election. People rallied behind Trump, seeing through the sham of a “dictator” narrative. Their policies and intentions have been exposed for what they really are—a dangerous, radical agenda.
On This Day a Year Ago, We All Witnessed a Miracle…and the End of the 2024 Election https://t.co/DqCkAjhzDn
— Dr. Kenneth Warner (@wrestlerkw7) July 14, 2025
Since this event, the left has continued its chaotic tactics, including attacks on federal officers involved in immigration enforcement. The truth is, they couldn’t win through ballots or ideas, so they resorted to bullets and chaos. Exposure to this reality has only galvanized conservative resolve. With trumpets sounding the return of American values, they’re witnessing a revolution brewing against globalist and anti-American conspirators.
Despite surviving this ordeal, Trump doesn’t just return as a political figure; he emerges as a beacon of defiance against an establishment that cannot tolerate a true outsider shaking their ivory towers. America should question which side truly holds the nation’s interest at heart. Was it not a miracle the free world needed to see the left’s true colors? The real catastrophe would’ve been a world where this miracle didn’t happen—where might we be then?
