Trump Got Shot At! Official Attempted Assassination Thread

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You hear about shootings all the time even local shootings and you get details about where the victim was shot etc. A former president gets "shot" and nobody cares to ask where exactly and what damage it caused? Just another normal day in the life of trump. He dgaf either and isn't wearing his bandage anymore, no visible scar or anything. No one asks about his ear or anything.

And we just all move along.
Yep this is not normal at all. How is something as major as this slowly getting sweeped under the rug
 

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Yep this is not normal at all. How is something as major as this slowly getting sweeped under the rug

trump is being supported by over 60 billionaires, billionaires who own the mainstream news and don't want the shooters motivations to make it to prime-time news. the shooter background and possible motivations doesn't help their candidates narrative.
 
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You hear about shootings all the time even local shootings and you get details about where the victim was shot etc. A former president gets "shot" and nobody cares to ask where exactly and what damage it caused? Just another normal day in the life of trump. He dgaf either and isn't wearing his bandage anymore, no visible scar or anything. No one asks about his ear or anything.

And we just all move along.
lol if a bullet grazed his ear he’d have more than a paper cut
This really is some bullshyt

Nobody is questioning this on CNN or MSNBC or the World News

Unbelievable
 
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I hate Trump, but it really doesn't matter if he got shot by a bullet or shrapnel. We have pictures of a bullet going by his head. If he got shot by a bullet or it was a fragment, it doesn't matter. Trump was going to milk it either way. To be honest he has the right to. All these questions around that don't matter. Somebody tried to kill him. I'll give Trump that. If somebody shot at me, I'd milk it too. We need to just move past this. The guy was a republican. It wasn't the left that did this. It's time to move on. I'm glad Biden stepping down erased the momentum Trump was having. Trump had that possibly iconic picture. It doesn't matter anymore. Harris has taken his momentum away. I love to see it
 

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no one gives a fukk about this anymore. the insane times we live in. when this c*nt loses the election, let's just go full bore calling it a false flag operation. give them a taste of the conspiracy theory medicine
 

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4 Republicans tasked with investigating the Trump assassination attempt didn't show up for a site visit​


Mia Jankowicz

U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly(R-PA), a ranking member of the Task Force on the Attempted Assassination of Donald J. Trump, speaks to the press after touring the shooting site at the Butler Farm Show Grounds on August 26, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania. At least five Secret Service agents have been placed on modified duty after the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in July.

Five Democratic Party and three GOP representatives showed up on Monday to tour the site of the attempted assassination of Trump in Butler, PA. Jeff Swensen/Getty Images

  • Four Republicans on a task force looking into the Trump assassination attempt skipped a site visit.
  • The bipartisan group was formed to investigate potential failings on the day.
  • It's unclear why some of the GOP members of the task force skipped the visit to Butler, PA.

Four Republicans on the task force investigating the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump were no-shows for a site visit on Monday, according to The Washington Post.

The bipartisan task force was set up by a unanimous House vote in late July, two weeks after a would-be assassin fired at Trump during an outdoor rally, grazing his ear.

The 12-strong task force consists of seven Republicans and five Democrats and has full House investigatory powers, including subpoena powers.

But just three GOP representatives were in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Monday for the group's first visit to the site of the shooting, the Post reported.

Aside from Rep. Mark Kelly, the task force's ranking member, the only other Republicans present were David Joyce (Ohio) and Laurel Lee (Fla).

Reps. Mark Green (Tenn), Michael Waltz (Fla), Clay Higgins (La), and Pat Fallon (Tex) were absent from the group of lawmakers visiting the site, according to the Post. The reason for their absence was not explained at the press conference, the newspaper added.

Kelly said there was no substitute for being there.

"It's the difference between day and night," he said, according to The New York Times. "When you're actually here on this surface, when you're actually walking these grounds, when you're actually going to the building, when you're actually up on the roof."

The attempt on Trump's life led to a major public outcry and intense scrutiny of the Secret Service and its potential failings in allowing the shooter to get so close.

It was the closest assassination attempt of a US president or presidential candidate since President Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981.

The motives of the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was shot dead by a Secret Service sniper, remain unknown.

A video on Waltz's Facebook page suggested that, instead of attending the site visit, the congressman joined Trump at Arlington National Cemetery to commemorate the deaths of 13 servicemembers killed during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.

A spokesperson for Waltz told Business Insider that the Congressman had "already committed" to the ceremony, which "meant a great deal" to him, ahead of the site visit.

"He hopes to receive all relevant briefings soon," the spokesperson added.

Waltz has previously expressed frustration at the pace of the task force's progress, telling the New York Post just last week that he is "frustrated at how slow and how little we've learned."

He has also questioned, without providing evidence, whether the shooter acted alone, the NY Post reported.

From their social media posts, it's unclear how Green, Higgins, and Fallon spent Monday. The lawmakers did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment.

Higgins already visited Butler on August 8 in an effort to devise a detailed "preliminary investigative report," which he presented to Kelly on August 12.

He is among 16 Republican figures who have been criticized for amplifying conspiracy theories alleging the FBI's involvement in the January 6 insurrection.

Alongside the bipartisan effort, MAGA-leaning GOP lawmakers have held their own hearing about the attempted assassination, inviting figures including Dan Bongino, a former Secret Servicemember, and Erik Prince, a businessman and former SEAL, to weigh in on the Secret Service's performance.

Speaking to the War Room podcast last week, Rep. Eli Crane, who is not on the task force, said that the bipartisan committee couldn't be trusted not to be "political" with its inquiry.

"We don't trust the federal government to actually do the job necessary," he added, according to the Times.




 
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