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Many Americans Think Trump Assassination Attempts Were Fake Survey Finds 20260512 P5zvug
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- 24% of Americans believe the April shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner was staged (NewsGuard/YouGov survey, Apr 28-May 4).
- Partisan divide: one in three Democrats vs one in eight Republicans think the incident was fake.
- Younger respondents (18-29) more likely to believe the shooting was staged.
- Cole Tomas Allen indicted for attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
- Trump faced two previous assassination attempts in 2024.
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