Supporters Believe ‘Hand Of God’ Saved Trump

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Lawmakers, influencers, and religious leaders are all portraying Donald Trump surviving an assassination attempt as part of God’s plan to protect him and deliver a Christian America.

From Republican lawmakers claiming Biden ordered the attack to the left claiming it was all staged, the internet is flooded with baseless Trump assassination attempt conspiracies."They should all be hung in the streets," one person wrote of Democrats, the media, and others."War now," another wrote.

Earlier this month, for example, a self-described visionary, Jelaila Starr, predicted on a YouTube show that there would be a failed assassination attempt on Trump in July or August.“She said that it would be a replay of galactic history when humanity lived in its 2nd great experiment in the Pleiadian constellation,” the host of the show, Michael Salla, wrote this week.