These are just some of the headlines from Monday evening.
RNC
Associated Press
- Who is JD Vance? Things to know about Donald Trump’s pick for vice president. Link
- Trump’s vice presidential choice takes on an additional significance in shooting’s aftermath. Link
New York Times –
The Conversation – The Movie About J.D. Vance’s Life ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Is Streaming On Netflix. – Link
Washington Post
- Vance’s journey from a ‘Never Trump’ guy to Trump’s VP pick. Link
- Thousands of protesters denounce Trump, GOP agenda. Link
Other Politics
Associated Press – Biden sits for TV interview as he gingerly moves to resume campaigning after attack on Trump. Link
Florida Phoenix – Federal judge dismisses Trump classified documents criminal case. Link
Quartz – ‘Trump Trade’ is back in focus after the assassination attempt. Here’s what it is and why it matters. Link
The Conversation – Trump’s shooting will transform this election – just not in the way you think. Link
Assassination Attempt
Associated Press –
- Funeral services planned for former fire chief shot to death at Trump rally in Pennsylvania. Link
- AP Explains role of Secret Service in protecting U.S. presidents. Link
- Local officials detail interaction with shooter on nearby roof. Link
- Signs of trouble at Trump rally were evident in minutes before gunman opened fire. Link
- Online posts falsely claims sharpshooter was told not to fire on suspect in Trump shooting. Link
Florida Phoenix – After Trump assassination attempt, Secret Service comes under heavy criticism. Link
Quartz – People are already turning the Trump assassination attempt into merchandise. Link
The Verge –
- The Trump rally shooter had a Discord account, company says. Link
- The Trump rally shooting is a cash cow for the dropshippers. Link
Washington Post
- Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle says she won’t resign. Link
- Witnesses warned police of Trump shooter at least 86 seconds before gunfire, video shows. Link
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