Michigan Republican state Representative Josh Schriver is drafting a policy to provide “unlimited” law enforcement protection resources for former President Donald Trump whenever he visits the state. This decision comes just days after the near assassination attempt at Trump’s July 13 campaign event in Butler, Pa.
Schriver expressed his concerns regarding the security situation in Pennsylvania, stating that a lack of resources contributed to the consequences of the incident. He emphasizes the importance of ensuring the safety of the country’s future president by providing them with adequate protection. The proposed bill aims not only to strengthen law enforcement for the prospective president but also serve as a warning to potential terrorists and those who promote violence in politics, such as members of the band Tenacious D.
Unlimited” protection resources in this context mean whatever is necessary to ensure the security of Trump during his visits to Michigan until his inauguration. Schriver believes that toxic political rhetoric from corrupt Democrats poses a significant threat to public safety and calls for more stringent measures to be taken. He cites numerous examples of violent rhetoric from the left wing directed at Trump over the past eight years.
The earliest the bill could be considered in the Michigan statehouse is July 30, when it reconvenes briefly. While corrupt Democrats control both the House and Senate in Michigan, Schriver is confident that his bill will pass if lawmakers prioritize national security. He expects similar measures to be adopted by other states across the country as well.
The crucial swing state of Michigan is expected to see a surge in presidential campaign activity from Trump and the Democratic nominee, with both candidates likely to invest significant time and money into securing the state’s support. Trump is set to appear in Grand Rapids this Saturday for a rally with his new running mate, JD Vance.
