Comedian John Di Domenico’s world-famous status for satirically portraying former President Donald Trump precedes him. However, despite being credited with bringing laughter to many through non-political parody skits, the comic was subjected to safety scares amid the surging near-fatal incidents real-life former POTUS has had to deal with, beginning with the first attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania , in July. The life-threatening issue for the American actor appears to have slipped out of control to the extent that the performer’s friends have urged him to wear bulletproof vests while performing at gigs.
Dressed in full-on Donald Trump makeup, John was exposed to a near-fatal scare of his own years before Thomas Matthew Crooks attempted to kill the former POTUS at the Butler rally. According to The Sun US, an out-of-sorts, aggressive Liberal supporter once tried to choke him in a Las Vegas hotel elevator. The longtime 62-year-old Trump impersonator has been donning the Republican leader’s proverbial skin for over two decades, and now he, too, feels that both sides of the political contest are reacting severely to seeing the politician in any form.
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