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They Tried To Kill The President 😨

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Warrior X Rise1 year ago

Real incident 😳 When the pistols were later examined it was found that both pistols were found to be properly loaded and functioning. An arms expert later calculated that the chances of both pistols misfiring are 1 in 125,000

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Rillionaire 🇫🇮🇺🇸1 year ago

Jackson’s aura was too powerful for bullets

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Yori1 year ago

the president actually parried both bullets The guns did fire

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TEN1 year ago

If you have this luck, just give up on life

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Sky ♡1 year ago

for anyone curious:

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Video Universe 🌍1 year ago

The president's guards are really fast, my friend. If they had waited a little longer, the man would have disassembled and reassembled the gun.

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Chronicles of Curiosity1 year ago

I’ve heard the story but I forgot which president this is

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Elyawda1 year ago

Andrew Jackson was based

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F🔥 V🔥1 year ago

on January 30, 1835, when Richard Lawrence attempted to assassinate President Andrew Jackson outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Lawrence approached Jackson, who was attending a funeral, and pulled out a single-shot derringer pistol. He aimed it at Jackson’s chest and fired, but the gun misfired, producing only a loud bang and a cloud of smoke due to damp powder. Undeterred, Lawrence quickly pulled out a second derringer and fired again, but astonishingly, this gun also misfired for the same reason. Jackson, enraged, charged at Lawrence with his cane, while bystanders subdued the would-be assassin. Lawrence was later deemed insane and spent the rest of his life in a mental institution. This incident marks the first known assassination attempt on a U.S. president, and it’s remarkable for the rare failure of both weapons.

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Brock1 year ago

Can someone explain?

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