Former President Donald Trump was recently shot in the ear during his Butler, PA rally. It was certainly a miracle that he survived the assassination attempt, as he turned his head toward a jumbo screen where he was referencing a chart that showed the stunning rise in illegal immigration crossing into America Since Joe Biden began occupying the White House.
In that split second that he turned his head to view the screen a bullet that was meant to hit him in the head, whizzed by and instead, grazed his ear.
America witnessed a shocker by the attempt to assassinate a former president and the current frontrunner in the 2024 presidential race. Messages of prayers and gratitude for his safety flooded social media. Even Trump’s most open and aggressive haters like Rep. Nancy Pelosi, made statements (albeit insincere) about praying for Trump. Meanwhile, others on social media, like a staffer for Democrat Rep. Benny Johnson, Chair of the J6 Witch Hunt Committee, took to social media to complain that that shooter missed Trump’s head.
The popular Libs of TikTok account on Twitter is filled with videos and messages containing anger and vitriol for the alleged 20-year-old assassin for missing his intended target.
After the shocking murder attempt of President Trump, Aberdeen, Washington’s Democrat Mayor Douglas Orr, took to Facebook to claim President Trump faked the assassination attempt against him.
“Ears bleed alot [sic]. I hope they check to make sure it wasn’t just a self inflicted scratch. The shooter is dead so we will never know if it was staged,” he wrote on Facebook. “Not buying it quite yet Any way [sic] you look at it, it was a horrific act. Short of Biden dieing [sic], this is about the only thing that could happen that would artificially gain Trump sympathy votes. I hope I’m wrong, but because of his record of deceit, that’s the first thing that came to mind.”
The assertion by Mayor Douglas Orr is so outrageous that one has to wonder if it’s a cry for help. Perhaps someone close to the mayor could get him some psychological help.
