Doubts about Trump's Wound to Ear
A resident of the Village of Hadley has raised doubts about the wound and medical care received by President Trump after a shooting in Butler, Pa.
Last year, a shooting incident in Butler, Pa. resulted in loss of lives and injuries to some people, including those in the stands and the reported shooter.
However, it is questionable whether Trump was actually one of the victims. After the incident, Trump was taken to the emergency ward, but he refused to let anyone examine his wound.
Instead, he contacted Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas, the former White House doctor during Trump's first term, to come to his golf course in New Jersey to assess his wound.
Jackson, who may have lost his license for distributing unnecessary drugs to the White House staff, stayed with Trump through the Convention the next week.
Author's summary: Trump's wound sparks doubts.
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