Oh, I assumed the person in the crowd that died was from the SS trying to put down the shooter. I didn’t know the shooter killed someone. That’s good to know

I’m sorry what was my take away supposed to be from “Also is very, very, very, very very hard to believe that a bullet did that wound” aside from the implication of false flag event?

2 people died. A man in the stands behind Trump took it in the dome after it passed Trump, and the shooter took it in the dome from SS return fire

Dunno maybe that is hard for me. To believe it?

Ah, thanks!. Yeah I knew the shooter was killed.

I wonder if the death of the Trump supporter (not labeling that in any way to diminish the loss of life) will have an effect on people wanting to stand behind him and literally in the line of fire

That bloody raised fist and flag pic is insane how perfectly juxtaposed it is. Going to be very powerful I think

What do you believe did it then?

I'm waiting for more info like you should, I will have particular interest in anything related to the wound.

I too am interested in motive. And BB, motive matters a lot, because if it was some liberal, Antifa, etc… vs. some lunatic right wing nut the result and politicization changes, dramatically.

We know at least that he was a registered Republican

Jess would kill me

Edit: hit by glass would make a lot of sense, but I’d wait for confirmation from serious news sources to believe that narrative. There should have been no direct lines of sight to Trump, assuming SS did their job setting up the area. This would mean the shooter would not have been able to aim at the former president, and may have chosen to fire into the crowd, instead (hell, that may have been the plan in the first place, not talking conspiracy, but rather psychology). This is all 100% speculation; I’m just thinking out loud, if you will.

A local police officer saw the gunman just before he fired on a Donald Trump rally Saturday but was unable to engage him, Butler County Sheriff Michael T. Slupe said in an interview Sunday with The Washington Post.

Slupe told The Post that the officer was examining the area after there were requests from law enforcement to identify a suspicious person.

“So police responded to try to find the guy, searched the area, but couldn’t find him, so said, ‘Well, let’s try the roof,’” Slupe said.

Slupe said the officer pulled himself up enough to look on the roof and see the gunman, who also saw the officer and pointed his gun at the officer.

“He lets go because he doesn’t want to get killed,” Slupe said. The gunman then started firing.

CNN reported earlier that the shooter was spotted outside the event by local law enforcement, who thought he might’ve been acting suspiciously near the walk-through metal detectors, according to a senior law enforcement official. They put out a call over the radio to keep an eye on him, and that information was passed on to Secret Service, the source said.

I see nothing shaterring in any vid.