Former President Donald Trump survived a second assassination attempt over the weekend at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida, when a man named Ryan Wesley Routh brandished a rifle but was apprehended by Secret Service agents. Following the incident, members of Maine’s Congressional delegation, including both Democrats and Republicans, condemned political violence and expressed relief that Trump was unharmed. Media coverage has been criticized for downplaying the seriousness of the attempt, with outlets like NBC News referring to it as a 'golf club incident' and suggesting links between the assassination attempt and Trump's campaign rhetoric. Some commentators argue that the media's framing reflects a broader bias against Trump, while others emphasize the need for heightened awareness of political violence. Routh, a known Democrat donor, had previously shared anti-Trump sentiments online, raising concerns about the motivations behind his actions. Overall, the incident has sparked a debate about media responsibility and the current political climate in the U.S.