Not one, not two, but three times.

Three alleged assassination plots against President Trump.

The last one apparently aimed at the entire administration.

A quote from the alleged shooter was from the top down.

I guess that means the president and as many cabinet members as possible.

I don't care how the legacy media frames this, because the real story is simple.

The president of the United States is everyone's president. You can love him or hate him,

but if you are an American, there have been shots taken at your president, the American president. I read all the stuff out there.

You say, he's not my president. He's not my president. I'm moving to Canada. I'm moving here. I'm moving there.

Do that if you want to. But we have one president. And you should have enough stripe that the

American president is someone that you don't wish to get shot and killed.

Love him or hate him, but God forbid, a president assassinated.

That is the darkest day for America.

All of America.

This is not about politics. It is about stability, leadership, and the rule of law. Think about what message it sends internationally when there have been three attempts to kill the president of the United States of America, and then the Internet is filled up with

people celebrating it, wishing the assassins had been better at their task.

Protecting the life of the President is one of the most fundamental responsibilities our government has.

And when that is threatened repeatedly, that should concern every single American.

You, me, Republicans, Democrats, libertarians, independents.

Look, we have had four presidential assassinations in American history.

Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield, William McKinley, and John F. Kennedy.

There should not be a fifth.

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