Trump to call for unity in RNC speech days after he survived assassination attempt

Former President Donald Trump will formally accept the GOP presidential nomination Thursday night and deliver his first speech since Saturday's assassination attempt, capping off an ebullient Republican convention at a time of heightened political uncertainty. Trump will give the keynote remarks at a time when he is pushing for a more unifying message after last weekend's shooting and as he rides political tailwinds into the summer and fall, fueled in part by President Joe Biden's calamitous June debate and subsequent Democratic angst.
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