Matt Walsh

The ballroom, which is already being built, but it's happening anyway.

But they wanted to do a whole hate crime, a whole assassination hoax just to justify the thing that's already happening.

Now, this is very common.

You know, we can laugh about it and we should laugh at it.

But this is very common on the left.

According to a recent survey, nearly half of Democrat voters

Not just random people on the internet.

Democrat voters believe the assassination attempt in Butler was staged.

And that theory is perhaps even more ridiculous.

It's even more ridiculous because we know that real bullets were fired at Trump during this attempt.

We know that because somebody seated behind Trump was hit and killed.

So in order for this attempt to be a hoax, Trump would have had to volunteer to have real bullets fired at his head.

Which means they not only recruited somebody to participate in this hoax, knowing that they would die or go to prison forever, but they also placed absolute faith in the marksmanship of their mentally ill patsy.

And of course, this is to say nothing of the large number of people who would need to be involved or complicit in this hoax, all of whom have somehow kept their mouths shut, even though the Trump administration, through two terms, is notorious for leaks and anonymous sources gossiping to the media.

They've kept this to themselves, though, somehow.

None of it makes any sense, but just to give you an idea of how widespread this kind of thinking is, on social media, Cole Allen himself endorsed the idea that the Butler assassination attempt was a false flag.

Yes, the latest wannabe Trump assassin sincerely believed that previous attempts on Donald Trump were staged.

Here's what he reposted.

He said, quote, how do you get shot with no scar?

And there's a zoomed in shot of Trump's ear.