Donald Trump's Attacker
Why a candidate with the most votes can lose in the US election
Citizens of the United States will vote to elect their next president on November 5. However, it is possible that the candidate who receives the most votes may not be declared the winner. The US democracy has some unique aspects that raise various questions. For a long time, the United States has portrayed its democracy as exemplary, particularly after achieving independence or removing autocratic leaders, serving as a model for countries rebuilding their democracies. Today, while Democrats embrace the idea of a multicultural democracy, Republicans are trying to revive the old white supremacy to make the country great again. As a result, the concepts of multicultural democracy and white supremacy are now at a conflicting juncture.
Assassination attempt on former US President Trump: Was it an act of a lone wolf?
It is a huge development not only for USA, but also for the rest of the world that former President and Republican candidate for the upcoming election in November, Donald Trump was targeted by a 20-year-old man with an AR-style semi-automatic rifle while he was addressing a gathering in Pennsylvania. The 78-year-old former President was hit in the ear while the shooter was killed by law enforcers. At the scene two attendees were badly injured and one was killed.
FBI Identifies Thomas Matthew Crooks As Donald Trump Attacker
Authorities have identified the gunman involved in the attack against former US President Donald Trump on Saturday as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was killed by Secret Service agents at the scene after the shooting.
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