Following an incident at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where former President Donald Trump was injured, several of his allies and potential vice presidential picks took to Twitter to express their support and offer prayers.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio tweeted, 'Praying for President Trump and all those attending the rally in Pennsylvania today.' Ohio Senator JD Vance also joined in, urging everyone to pray for Trump and the rally attendees, expressing hope for their safety.
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum and his wife Kathryn extended their prayers for Trump, his family, and everyone present at the rally. Governor Burgum emphasized Trump's strength in the face of adversity, stating, 'We all know President Trump is stronger than his enemies. Today he showed it.'
Senator Tim Scott from South Carolina shared his prayers for Trump and the rally participants, asking for God's protection over them. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem praised Trump's resilience, calling him the toughest man she has ever met and urging for swift justice against his attacker.
New York Representative Elise Stefanik also called for prayers for Trump, his family, and all the patriots at the rally in Pennsylvania. Senator Bill Hagerty posted a photo of Trump with a bloodied ear, emphasizing Trump's strength and asking for prayers for the former president.
The messages of support and prayers from these political figures reflect a unified sentiment of concern and well-wishes for Donald Trump's recovery and the safety of all those present at the rally in Pennsylvania.
