FBI reportedly examining bullet fragments found at Trump rally site - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : A detailed analysis of bullet trajectories, footage, photos and audio by The New York Times strongly suggests Trump was grazed by the first of eight bullets fired by Crooks.
28% : Unanswered questions about the object that struck the Republican nominee for president have lingered since the July 13 shooting, with Trump claiming that he was struck by a bullet -- and casting his survival as an act of divine intervention.
27% : FBI officials have been more circumspect, citing the need to analyze the evidence before determining what struck Trump -- a bullet, metal shard or something else.
26% : In addition to injuring Trump, the gunman, Thomas Crooks, 20, of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, shot three rally attendees, one fatally.Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung did not answer whether the bureau had asked to review the former president's medical records after the incident, but Trump has not released them publicly.FBI officials view the identification of the projectile as important but not a central focus of a sprawling criminal investigation into the actions of the gunman.
9% : In a social media post Thursday night, Trump lashed out at Wray, saying: "No wonder the once storied FBI has lost the confidence of America!"Trump said there was no glass and no shrapnel.

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