Yesterday, we asked readers if they were surprised that we already know more about the man who murdered the health insurance CEO two weeks ago than about the would-be assassin of Donald Trump after five months.
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Here is a sampling of the comments we received from our readers after they voted in the survey.
“It’s been 61 years since JFK was assassinated, and we still don’t know the truth behind it. I don’t expect anything from our government except cover-ups and lies.” – Tina Bartley
“It’s always something to make you look the other way.” – Chuck Clutter
“More surprising is the lack of attention given to Biden administration scheme to keep Trump from the white house…” – Bathsheba Campbell
“The reason I selected ‘NOT SURPRISED’ is that, after 5 months, we know basically NOTHING about the assassin in Butler, Pa., because the SAME government ‘officials’ that facilitated the assassination attempt are the SAME ones investigating the assassin.” – Michael Lacy
“When we have no transparency by our own government, it usually means they are hiding something.” – Madeline Bentivegna
“I’m convinced that bad actors within our own government were behind the attempt and have done all they can to cover their tracks.” – Jackey Clough
“It’s beyond frustrating, and frankly baffling, that we know more about the man who killed the UHC CEO than we do about the would-be assassin of President-elect Trump after five months. If this were a Netflix series, I’d have canceled my subscription by now due to the sheer lack of plot resolution.” – Sharla Miles
“As Hillary often said, ‘there’s not a shred of evidence’… that remains.” – Thomas Bazan
“I’m really not so surprised as scandalized that this kind of thing is standard for the current administration.” – Jazz Harris
“The lack of information raises huge red flags that this was not simply a failure of our federal law enforcement.” – Jeff Houghton
“Not to speak, is to speak! I think no information tells us all we need to know!” – Ann Pavalock
