Politics & Government
Trump Protesters Help Supporter: ‘At the End of the Day, He’s God’s Child’
When a Donald Trump supporter collapsed during the President's Kenosha visit, protesters were the first to help him.

KENOSHA, WI — When President Donald Trump visited the Snap-on headquarters in Kenosha Tuesday, protesters and a Trump supporter came together in a crisis moment - and provided a touching dose of humanity.
According to a Kenosha News article, a man in the throng of Trump supporters and protesters suddenly collapsed and was laying on the street amidst the shouting and sign-waving outside the Snap-on headquarters. The man was a Trump supporter.
Protesters greet Trump in Kenosha https://t.co/koTuwxGnvb pic.twitter.com/JZilBAQkj1
— WISN 12 News (@WISN12News) April 19, 2017
At least three people rushed to the man's aid and started delivering emergency care.
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One person came running and helped talk with the struggling man so they could reach his wife. Two others tended to him until emergency crews arrived to transport him to the hospital, keeping him calm all the while.
All three who rushed to his aid were at Tuesday's Presidential visit to protest Trump.
“We’re on polar opposite sides of the political fence. I go to Planned Parenthood luncheons and his sign was all about defunding Planned Parenthood,” Ana Draa of Libertyville, Ill., and one of the people who rushed to the man's aid said in the Kenosha News report. “At the end of the day, he’s God’s child. He’s somebody’s daddy, somebody’s husband, somebody’s father.”
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Trump leaves Kenosha and the crowd watches in awe, those for and against his policy. @tmj4 pic.twitter.com/xW0u8wgCil
— Coreen Zell (@CoreenZell) April 18, 2017
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