Trump Safe After Second Assassination Attempt

In a shocking incident on Donald Trump's Florida golf course, a second apparent assassination attempt was thwarted when a Secret Service agent spotted an assault rifle protruding from the bushes. This occurred during Trump's golf game, approximately 400 to 500 yards away. The suspect, who fled in a vehicle, was later arrested and identified as Ryan Ralph, a 58-year-old former construction worker from North Carolina. The FBI has taken over the investigation, which is now complicated by evidence collected at the scene, including an AK-47 rifle and backpacks that contained suspicious materials. Following the incident, both President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris expressed relief over Trump's safety. This attempt comes just weeks after another shooting incident at a rally in Pennsylvania, raising serious concerns regarding Trump's security protocols. As investigations unfold, officials will scrutinize the suspect's social media, revealing a history of expressing discontent with Trump and involvement in the conflict in Ukraine. The FBI's investigation is crucial in addressing whether this was an isolated incident or part of a larger threat against the former president as he campaigns for the upcoming election.