HARRISBURG, Pa. — An excited crowd spilled out of Harrisburg’s New Holland Arena after a fiery rally Wednesday in what was former President Trump’s first campaign event in Pennsylvania after narrowly escaping an assassin’s bullet in Butler County.
In it, former President Donald Trump denounced Vice President Kamala Harris as an “architect of the border invasion” and criticized her record of supporting far-left policies (“She wants to turn our country into a communist country”) and her tenure as California’s attorney general.
Outside, supporters carrying American flags and Trump slogans told Fox News Digital they were happy to witness the former president nearly assassinate.
“It was our first time going to a Trump rally and it was amazing,” Bill and Amy said. “Best of any concert we’ve ever been to! There was so much love.”
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His supporters were vocal about why they want Trump to win in November. (Fox News Digital)
“He’s been my president since day one and it’s never stopped,” Marcia Felman said. “He’s the man for the job. He’s done it once and he can do it again.”
“I’ve been excited about it since 2016,” said another enthusiastic supporter.
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“We need to pray and we need to vote,” one supporter said, emphasizing the need for voters to go to the polls on Nov. 5.
Chuck Winton, who drove in from Maryland, said Vice President Kamala Harris is a liar.
Video taken from the perspective of the victim of the Trump assassination attempt shows a figure moving across a rooftop moments before the shooting
“She tells a lot of lies,” he said. “She calls herself a presidential candidate when she’s not even the nominee.”
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Trump, in front of a packed arena and a crowd of 7,600, held a moment of silence in memory of Cory Comperatore, who was killed in an assassination attempt on July 13.
