Trump Names J.D. Vance as Running Mate Amidst Assassination Attempt Fallout
The announcement follows a failed assassination attempt on Trump at a Pennsylvania rally, raising questions about security measures.
- Trump's selection of J.D. Vance as his vice-presidential candidate signals a shift towards populist, 'America First' policies.
- The assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, resulted in one death and injuries to Trump and two spectators.
- The shooter, identified as Thomas Matthew Crooks, was killed by Secret Service agents at the scene.
- Security lapses at the rally are under investigation by multiple agencies, including the FBI and Secret Service.
- Vance's controversial views and alignment with Trump's base are expected to energize supporters but may alienate moderates.




































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































