TownhallHere's What Fauci Had to Say About Trump's Injuries After Would-Be Assassination
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48% Medium Right
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
72% : During his Republican National Convention speech, Trump recalled the chilling moment of his near-death experience.42% : Miraculously, Trump turned his head with seconds to spare as the bullet made its way toward him.
25% : Calling it a "superficial wound to the ear," Fauci downplayed the shot of what could have left Trump bleeding out on the stage.
17% : Then you get your liberal-spun accusations from chronic Trump haters -- Joy Reid -- who suggest Trump was hit by "glass."
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