Ivanka Trump declares: ‘I love you, Dad, today and always’ after Donald was shot in heinous assassination attempt

Ivanka Trump expressed her love for her father and said she was praying for America after the cruel attack on Donald Trump.

The former president’s daughter thanked her supporters and said she was “praying for America” ​​after the act of “senseless violence.”

She also thanked the Secret Service for its intervention in arresting the shooter.

“I love you, daddy, today and always,” the former First Daughter wrote on X.

Ivanka added: “Thank you for your love and prayers for my father and the other victims of today’s senseless violence in Butler, Pennsylvania.”

“I am grateful to the Secret Service and all other law enforcement officers for their quick and decisive actions today. I continue to pray for our country.”

Trump’s younger daughter Tiffany thanked God for saving him.

Tiffany Trump said: “I deeply appreciate the love and support I have for my father. Thank you, God, for keeping my father alive.”

“Political violence is never the answer. God bless the intelligence and law enforcement agencies who intervened fearlessly. Please keep the families of the victims in your prayers.”

She added: “As you saw today, my father is a fighter and he will continue to fight for you and the United States.”

While he was speaking at a rally on Saturday, an assassination attempt was made on Trump.

The former president, his ear covered in blood from a gunshot wound, was quickly pulled away by Secret Service agents.

A local prosecutor said the suspected shooter and at least one bystander were dead. The Secret Service said two bystanders were seriously injured.

About two and a half hours after the shooting, Trump posted on his social media page “Truth” that a bullet had “pierced the top of my right ear.”

He said: “I knew immediately that something was wrong because I heard a hissing sound, gunshots and immediately felt the bullet go through the skin.”

“There was a lot of bleeding, so I realized what was happening.”

It was the first time a president or presidential candidate had been shot since Ronald Reagan in 1981.

This move comes against the backdrop of a deeply polarized political atmosphere, just four months before the presidential election and a few days before Trump is set to be officially named the Republican candidate at his party’s convention.

In a statement, Trump spokesman Steven Cheung said: “President Trump thanks law enforcement and first responders for their quick response during this heinous act.”

“He is doing well and is being evaluated at a local medical facility.”

The Secret Service said the suspected gunman fired “from an elevated position outside the rally site.”

Trump is “safe and under investigation,” the agency said.

President Joe Biden said: “There is no place for this kind of violence in America. It is sick. It is sick.”

Donald Trump Jr. said he had spoken to his father on the phone and “he was in a great mood.”

“He will never stop fighting to save America, no matter what the radical left throws at him,” Trump Jr. said.