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In a recent article, it discusses three kinds of assassination aimed at former President Trump. The first is character assassination, which means attacking someone’s reputation. President Trump has faced this since he entered politics. The next kind is legal assassination, also called “lawfare.” This is when people use the law in a harmful way to go after a political opponent. It could lead to bankrupting someone or even putting them in prison. The last type is actual assassination, which is attempting to kill someone.
It is explained how these forms of assassination can be connected and sometimes one leads to another. The article mentions historical examples like King Charles I in the English Civil War and President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. The author discusses how character assassination against Trump later turned into lawfare, with attempts to bring criminal charges against him. The article also mentions two recent assassination attempts on Trump’s life.
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The writer expresses opinions on how the Democratic party and some politicians are involved in such attempts against Trump. They suggest that these actions show tyrannical behavior and lack of respect for the law. The author believes that the failed attempts on Trump’s life only highlight his importance and resilience. They praise Trump for his ability to withstand legal challenges and emerge mostly unscathed.
In summary, the article discusses the different types of attacks faced by former President Trump, including character assassination, lawfare, and actual assassination attempts. The author criticizes the Democratic party for their involvement and praises Trump for his resilience. They believe these attempts have only served to show Trump’s strength and character.
