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'Only consequential presidents get shot at,' says Trump in Michigan

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"Only consequential presidents get shot at," boasts Donald Trump as he resumes campaigning for the first time since a second apparent attempt on his life. During a campaign event in Michigan, Trump draws a link between what the FBI called a foiled assassination bid against him Sunday at his golf course in Florida and his pledge to slap heavy tariffs on imports of cars from Mexico and China. "And then you wonder why I get shot at, right? You know, only consequential presidents get shot at," Trump tells his supporters in Flint.

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