Five days before former president Donald J. Trump was hit by gunfire, Democrat President Joe Biden said on a conference call that the time had come to put Trump “in the bullseye.”
Biden was heard reassuring donors on a conference call that he was still a safe bet for the presidential election, according to New York Times reporter Kenneth Vogel who reported on the alarming quote on June 8.
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As the New York Sun reported, Biden’s threat was met with “shrugs” by the liberal media, in contrast to the manufactured hysteria that met Trump’s use of the word “bloodbath” earlier this year.
While Trump was obviously speaking metaphorically and referring to the ballot box, it appears Biden’s “bullseye” message was based in reality.
Former President Donald J. Trump was rushed off stage by the US Secret Service on Saturday evening in Butler, Pennsylvania, after between eight and ten shots were fired, leaving him with blood on his face.
Eight to ten shots were fired at the president, according to early reports. One member of the crowd was shot and killed with another individual in a critical condition.
Meanwhile, reports have started emerging regarding the identity of the gunman.
