Trump's Advisor: We will protect the right of Americans to carry weapons, in spite of the assassination

Author: M.J.

Donald Trump will protect Americans to wear weapons by appointing federal firearms if he is elected in December, despite he barely survived an assassination attempt, he said a higher advisor to his presidential campaign.

"We will continue to support and defend the Second Amendment," Chris Lasivita said at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.

Another amendment of the American Constitution guarantees the right to carry weapons. All Republicans discussed by Reuters in the Convention, confirmed the agreement with that attitude.

Everyone was determined against any reform of the US Weapons Law, including raising the legal age to buy weapons, increased records, or restricting the sale of assault rifles similar to that attacker used in his attack.

Instead, delegates said all changes should focus on financing better support to the mental health of problematic citizens, which is a standard Republican position. For mass shootings and other armed violence - including attempted assassination on the tramp - mostly blamed mental illness and weapons that fell into curves.