Trump-wasn't-shot theories proliferate - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : The best thing would be for Trump to authorize the doctors who treated him in Pennsylvania to discuss the wound and treatment involved.
43% : He was not present at the July 13 shooting but joined Trump the day after.
34% : That impression is precisely what the Trump theorists are hoping to diminish -- and in the process diminish any political benefit Trump might have reaped from the assassination attempt.
31% : Jackson also said he read the medical report from the Pennsylvania hospital where Trump was taken after the shooting.
26% : Finally, she questioned the wound that Trump suffered in the shooting.
25% : But there were also more mainstream figures who suggested that Trump was not hit by a bullet from the would-be assassin's gun but rather a bit of shrapnel that came from...somewhere.
25% : People were amazed that Trump could be shot and then stand up and gesture defiantly as Secret Service agents hustled him offstage.
19% : Wray did not offer any information on what, if Trump was not hit by a bullet, the shrapnel might have been or how it might have happened.
16% : From the moment former President Donald Trump was shot at a rally in Pennsylvania, there have been people, usually his political opponents, who have suggested that Trump was not actually shot.
16% : Christopher Wray appeared before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday and on two occasions suggested that Trump might have been hit by "shrapnel.
6% : An assassin intending to kill Trump fired a high-powered rifle at Trump, and Trump was hit by shrapnel from the high-velocity bullet.

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