For the snails: a guy in the crowd at a trump rally got struck by a bullet
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Eh, not that special. Israel is doing crowd strikes all the time
You might have to explain this one.
Crowd Strike is the name of a security companies that pushed a bad update today.
But it could also be a way to describe the assassination attempt.
Not really. Unless someone shot into the crowd. Or a bunch of people from the crowd shot someone.
It's kind of a stretch but the shots were into a crowd. One died.
It's a big stretch. But it's also a shower thought, so whatevs
I don't remember a strike on Sunday or Monday.
trump?
What?
Technically it was last Saturday, but that's within the last 7 days, so it's a week, just not the current calendar or business week.
Some countries, including where the assassination attempt took place, start their calendar weeks on Sunday.