I don't want to look fat, Trump says on wearing bulletproof vest

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: United States

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I don't want to look fat, Trump says on wearing bulletproof vest

U.S. President Donald Trump stated he is reluctant to wear a bulletproof vest due to concerns about looking heavier. This comment follows an alleged assassination attempt during a gala in Washington. Trump mentioned he has been asked about wearing the vest but is hesitant to give in to threats. This marks the third assassination attempt against him in two years.

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