The Republican National Convention is set to proceed as planned on Monday, despite the shooting incident that occurred at Donald Trump's rally on Saturday night. A senior Republican official confirmed that the convention will open as scheduled in Milwaukee, with the intention of formally nominating the former president.
The decision to continue with the convention was made in the aftermath of the shooting incident, indicating the party's commitment to moving forward with their planned activities. The incident at Trump's rally, while concerning, will not deter the Republicans from carrying out their convention proceedings.
