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What U. S. President

Group Founderbgoodwin44
bgoodwin44
" Who Is The Only U. S. President To Have Survived

Two Assassination Attempts By A Women " ?
mitche499
mitche499
Gerald Ford?
Group Founderbgoodwin44
bgoodwin44
YES !!
ClayC
ClayC
I never knew that barb, thanks honey, always learn something new from you every day XXX
mitche499
mitche499
I actually only remember one attempt at a outside rally where Ford was to give a speech, Squeaky Fromm from the Charlie Manson group was in the crowd with a gun ready to kill Ford.
Group Founderbgoodwin44
bgoodwin44
The president who survived two assassination attempts was Gerald Ford.

The first assassination attempt was by Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, on 5 Sept 1975 in Sacramento California.
Fromme was a follower of Charles Mansion.
A Secret Service member stopped her from firing her pistol.
She was sentenced to life in prison, but was recently paroled on 14 Aug 2009.

The second assassination attempt came about three weeks later, in San Francisco California--when Sara Jane Moore pointed a pistol at the President.
A bystander saw her take aim, grabbed her and deflected her shot.
She also was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, was paroled 31 Dec 2007.
Group Founderbgoodwin44
bgoodwin44
The president who survived two assassination attempts was Gerald Ford.

The first assassination attempt was by Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, on 5 Sept 1975 in Sacramento California.
Fromme was a follower of Charles Mansion.
A Secret Service member stopped her from firing her pistol.
She was sentenced to life in prison, but was recently paroled on 14 Aug 2009.

The second assassination attempt came about three weeks later, in San Francisco California--when Sara Jane Moore pointed a pistol at the President.
A bystander saw her take aim, grabbed her and deflected her shot.
She also was convicted and sentenced to life in prison, was paroled 31 Dec 2007.
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