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Trump’s Fundraising Blitz Tied to Assassination Attempt Rumors

9/8/2025

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President Trump’s fundraising campaign, “I want to try and get to Heaven,” requests $15 donations, citing divine intervention after an assassination attempt.
This campaign follows rumors of his death, which he addressed in a press conference, complicating public perception.
Critics question the theological implications of crowdfunding for salvation, suggesting it reflects poorly on Trump's finances.
The campaign highlights Trump's past political victories, branding it a “24-HOUR TRUMP FUNDRAISING BLITZ.”
Reactions vary, with many expressing concern about Trump's mental state and the sincerity of his claims.

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Story summary

President Trump’s fundraising campaign, “I want to try and get to Heaven,” requests $15 donations, citing divine intervention after an assassination attempt.
This campaign follows rumors of his death, which he addressed in a press conference, complicating public perception.
Critics question the theological implications of crowdfunding for salvation, suggesting it reflects poorly on Trump's finances.
The campaign highlights Trump's past political victories, branding it a “24-HOUR TRUMP FUNDRAISING BLITZ.”
Reactions vary, with many expressing concern about Trump's mental state and the sincerity of his claims.