Rosie O’Donnell and Others Fuel Wild Trump Assassination Conspiracy Theories

Even though we’re used to seeing leftists act wacky and utter nonsense, they sometimes surprise us with their sheer stupidity. The far-left lunatics, including former “The View’ host Rosie O’Donnell, are promoting the latest theory: It wasn’t a gunshot that struck Donald Trump’s right ear in the July 13 attempted assassination. What was it then, Rosie? Other social media users claim that he faked it all and hid a packet of fake blood under his hat.

Seriously.

What if the former President lied?

O’Donnell was not one of the people who called the attempt “fake”. We’ll talk about those people in a moment. But the former comedian who belongs in a padded room with Keith Olbermann does not believe a bullet struck Trump’s ear. She’s a ballistics expert or something.

Now, I don’t know what occurred that day. But I don’t believe it was a gun that struck him. I don’t.

I’m not sure. I thought it might have been a piece of something. It was bloody, but there were no scars to be found. Take a look at his photos right after, with him pumping his fist. It’s a normal reaction to nearly being killed.

How did she know the typical reaction to being almost assassinated by a stranger? Has she had any personal experience or knowledge about this that I was not aware of? I think a better way to ask the question would be: what is a normal response when you are almost shot in your head by a round fired by a sniper? I’d think not. She wasn’t finished:

There’s also something a little shady about it. How come people don’t do a deep dive on this? I’m not sure what it is. How is it that people just say, “Look at his ear now!” Yeah!

He’s not an octopus. He does not regrow his limbs or ears, or his nose, etc. You don’t regrow; we’re humans. You can’t regrow your ears or arms.

It’s straight from the funny farm. Popular X accounts had the answer:

The internet is full of people coming up with “ideas” of all kinds.

Some have centered on Trump’s cap, claiming that it was in there where he kept a fake packet of blood — and focused on an agent who picked up the hat when Trump was taken away by the Secret Service.

Photos of Trump’s ears, after the bandages are removed, play a key role in conspiracy theories. They’re often paired with images of grisly wounds on his ear as supposed proof that he was not shot.

What kind of assassination allows you to straighten your wig out, scream that your shoes be lifted, and stand for long enough photos? Fake fake fake, not fight fight battle,” wrote a “woke**” X poster on Sunday.

The HAT was the problem!

Mark Zuckerberg admitted just as we had suspected that Big Tech companies such as Facebook were forced to censor any opinion they did not like during the pandemic. But these Trump theories seem to be nothing but bat guano.

The only thing I could say to describe O’Donnell as “special” is that it’s a nice compliment.