Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) asserted the Trump campaign dismissed his unease before the rally at which the former president survived an attempted assassination.
Kelly heads the bipartisan congressional commission investigating security failures that enabled a gunman to open fire on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during a Pennsylvania rally last month.
“I made a statement [to the campaign] when they first told me that,” Kelly said as he remembered his reaction to the Trump campaign’s decision to hold the rally at a Butler County location in his home district.
“I said, ‘You can’t do it there,’” Kelly told NOTUS. “‘It’s too small.’ The idea was that they had already made a decision, but it’s not the right place. The answer came back, ‘Well, we’ve already
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