Can that attack on Pelosi's husband be plotted?

@Swoop62 Again, I base my beliefs on evidence, not speculation. There's an old saying in medicine, when you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. The simplest and most logical explanation is that DePape was a nutjob who wanted to attack Nancy, and when she wasn't there, he attacked her husband. Anything else is just making stuff up.

@LeopoldBloom Sure, see things however you choose, but for some reason you think I have to automatically fall in the same thought pattern. You seem to think that we all have to use the same logic you do with no suspicion. So, you are wasting your time if you think you can beat me down with how you see things and get me to agree. This is my last answer as all is a waste of time over something I care very little about but do have my view which I am entitled to whether you think so or not.

@Swoop62 It's not logic, it's opinion. I'm not going to assume there's some conspiracy without evidence of one.

@LeopoldBloom Just another angle to it. The incidents which occur just before the elections should be scrutinized very well from all the possible angles.

@TheOrionbeltseeker Which is what the police are doing. As a private citizen, you have no special information; you're just going by the news stories from your preferred sources. If your theory is that Pelosi orchestrated the attack on her husband to gin up sympathy for House Democrats, I have to say, that's bat-guano crazy.

@Budwick …Among Republicans. I heard some speculation that a major reason the red wave didn’t materialize is that instead of simply condemning the attack Republicans reacted like you did with some crazy theories that liberals did it. Independents and swing voters were appalled at y’all’s callousness.

@JPWhoo 🤣