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Firearms have been the most common weapon in presidential assassination attempts. With few exceptions, almost every assailant throughout history has been male. Their motives, however, have varied widely. Some acted out of political anger or revolutionary zeal. Others were driven by delusions, personal vendettas, or misguided attempts at notoriety. In Trump’s case, what stands out is that both recent attackers were reportedly former supporters who had turned against him—an unusual twist compared to older historical examples where most assailants were ideological opponents rather than disillusioned followers.

History offers sobering lessons about how fragile leadership can be in the face of violence.

The assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865 was not a lone act of hatred but part of a broader conspiracy. That same night, Secretary of State William Seward was stabbed in his own home, though he survived. Vice President Andrew Johnson was also targeted, though his attacker lost his nerve. The conspiracy aimed to decapitate the Union government in a single night, plunging the country into chaos at the end of the Civil War. The plan ultimately failed, but it underscored how the removal of a single figurehead could be perceived as a path to destabilization. Continue reading…

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