Donald Trump survived not one but two assassination attempts during his ’24 presidential campaign, with the first one at a July rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, coming within millimeters of succeeding. Both appeared to have been lone wolf attempts, by deranged men with bizarre grudges and dreams of infamy.
But there was another worry that haunted the campaign: the very credible threat that Iran would put a hit on the once and future president. The mullahs, who seem to want to keep their society in the 12th century forever, still held a massive grudge against Trump because he ordered the missile strike that took out the murderous Iranian military officer, Qasem Soleimani in 2020.
A new book claims that the threat of Iranian retaliation was taken more seriously than previously reported by Team Trump and that they went to great lengths to protect him:
Iran’s…
