Michael Steele questions Trump's ear injury
MSNBC's Michael Steele questioned if former President Trump's ear was actually hit by a high-caliber bullet, sparking accusations of conspiracy theories. Trump survived an assassination attempt, with a supporter killed and two others wounded. Steele's comments were criticized for lacking evidence and being based on speculation.
Key Points
- Steele raised questions about the lack of medical reports on Trump's ear injury
- Accusations of conspiracy theories emerged due to Steele's comments
- Trump survived the assassination attempt with a supporter killed and two others wounded
Pros
- Encourages transparency about Trump's medical condition
Cons
- Speculative comments without concrete evidence