President Trump and his campaign are seizing on anger over a black man being shot by a white police officer in Wisconsin to help shore up his support nationwide and in the crucial battleground state against 2020 Democratic standard-bearer Joe Biden.

Trump and his allies, including Vice President Mike Pence, repeatedly told potential voters watching the 2020 Republican National Convention this week that they wouldn’t be safer if Biden takes back the White House this fall.

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