Anonymous wrote:NEW FROM PA STATE POLICE SOURCES:
President Trump was not struck by a bullet, but hit by glass fragments believed to have come from the shattered teleprompter from the gunfire. They were real bullets. They hit at least 2 people behind or near the stage and possibly more.

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Anonymous wrote:To the poster who wrote Trump has invited violence: yes, this was my thought sadly as well. You think nothing of doing this when you are the puppet master not even if it gets the VP skilled or our elected representatives. So American.

Shame on you. Seriously.

Anonymous wrote:Thought and prayers.
Changing my vote to Biden. I don't like people who got shot or captured.

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Anonymous wrote:NEW FROM PA STATE POLICE SOURCES:
President Trump was not struck by a bullet, but hit by glass fragments believed to have come from the shattered teleprompter from the gunfire. They were real bullets. They hit at least 2 people behind or near the stage and possibly more.

provide a link?

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Anonymous wrote:Former Jan. 6 panel chair seeks to strip Secret Service protection from felons

BY REBECCA BEITSCH 04/19/24 02:57 PM ET
The former chair of the now-disbanded Jan. 6 committee introduced a bill Friday that would strip Secret Service protection of any former executive convicted of a felony — an effort to avoid the complications of incarcerating former President Trump should he be ordered to serve jail time.

Dubbed the “Denying Infinite Security and Government Resources Allocated toward Convicted and Extremely Dishonorable (DISGRACED) Former Protectees Act,” the legislation from Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) would nix the lifelong protection given to former presidents if they are convicted and sentenced for a felony that carries a year or more in prison time.


https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4605774-former-jan-6-panel-chair-bill-secret-service-protection-felons/amp/?nxs-test=amp

Well, that’s a good look. We know who they are now.

You are aware it is July?? This is from April.

Right, because in April the whole country was singing kumbaya.

Having worked for Congress under the Trump administration, I can tell you it’s been bad for Dems for a long time. Congress has been facing violent MAGA threats for YEARS.

Words. Not credible threats.

What form does a threat come in? Morse Code? Smoke signals?

Shots.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe now gun control laws would be a good idea?

At least require more training than it takes to get a drivers license.

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Anonymous wrote:How did the shooter got the gun into the rally? I thought the SS screened everything.

Please catch up. The shooter was on a roof outside of the safety perimeter.

BBC interviewed someone claiming he saw the shooter with a gun and was pointing at him for two minutes. Secret Service on the barn roof was looking at the interviewee pointing but he thinks maybe they couldn't see the shooter.

Anonymous wrote:If you can’t see the Country changed tonight I have no words

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Anonymous wrote:NEW FROM PA STATE POLICE SOURCES:
President Trump was not struck by a bullet, but hit by glass fragments believed to have come from the shattered teleprompter from the gunfire. They were real bullets. They hit at least 2 people behind or near the stage and possibly more.

provide a link?

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Anonymous wrote:Former Jan. 6 panel chair seeks to strip Secret Service protection from felons

BY REBECCA BEITSCH 04/19/24 02:57 PM ET
The former chair of the now-disbanded Jan. 6 committee introduced a bill Friday that would strip Secret Service protection of any former executive convicted of a felony — an effort to avoid the complications of incarcerating former President Trump should he be ordered to serve jail time.

Dubbed the “Denying Infinite Security and Government Resources Allocated toward Convicted and Extremely Dishonorable (DISGRACED) Former Protectees Act,” the legislation from Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) would nix the lifelong protection given to former presidents if they are convicted and sentenced for a felony that carries a year or more in prison time.


https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4605774-former-jan-6-panel-chair-bill-secret-service-protection-felons/amp/?nxs-test=amp

Well, that’s a good look. We know who they are now.

You are aware it is July?? This is from April.

Right, because in April the whole country was singing kumbaya.

Having worked for Congress under the Trump administration, I can tell you it’s been bad for Dems for a long time. Congress has been facing violent MAGA threats for YEARS.

Words. Not credible threats.

What form does a threat come in? Morse Code? Smoke signals?

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Anonymous wrote:Former Jan. 6 panel chair seeks to strip Secret Service protection from felons

BY REBECCA BEITSCH 04/19/24 02:57 PM ET
The former chair of the now-disbanded Jan. 6 committee introduced a bill Friday that would strip Secret Service protection of any former executive convicted of a felony — an effort to avoid the complications of incarcerating former President Trump should he be ordered to serve jail time.

Dubbed the “Denying Infinite Security and Government Resources Allocated toward Convicted and Extremely Dishonorable (DISGRACED) Former Protectees Act,” the legislation from Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) would nix the lifelong protection given to former presidents if they are convicted and sentenced for a felony that carries a year or more in prison time.


https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4605774-former-jan-6-panel-chair-bill-secret-service-protection-felons/amp/?nxs-test=amp

Well, that’s a good look. We know who they are now.

You are aware it is July?? This is from April.

Right, because in April the whole country was singing kumbaya.

Having worked for Congress under the Trump administration, I can tell you it’s been bad for Dems for a long time. Congress has been facing violent MAGA threats for YEARS.

Words. Not credible threats.