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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8913547" data-attributes="member: 683408">There is also logic. If a Republican politician suddenly gets death threats after turning on Trump and having Trump &quot;retaliate&quot; on social media, the first place you look is at Trump followers.It&#039;s a fact that investigations start with the most logical and likely possibilities, then go from there.It&#039;s why if a car is stolen, the police don&#039;t start questioning 3rd graders, and then work their way up to adults.It&#039;s why if a High School gets vandalized, they look at the studens first, and not the principal, the janitor, or the lunch lady.It&#039;s why if money is stolen from a cash register, they look to the cashier first, and not the CEO of the company.You think she got threats in the past, and simply forgot to share it via every media outlet possible?You don&#039;t think Trump would have used that as yet another &quot;kill the radicalized left&quot; rhetoric moment?That would be pretty dang naive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8913547, member: 683408"] There is also logic. If a Republican politician suddenly gets death threats after turning on Trump and having Trump "retaliate" on social media, the first place you look is at Trump followers. It's a fact that investigations start with the most logical and likely possibilities, then go from there. It's why if a car is stolen, the police don't start questioning 3rd graders, and then work their way up to adults. It's why if a High School gets vandalized, they look at the studens first, and not the principal, the janitor, or the lunch lady. It's why if money is stolen from a cash register, they look to the cashier first, and not the CEO of the company. You think she got threats in the past, and simply forgot to share it via every media outlet possible? You don't think Trump would have used that as yet another "kill the radicalized left" rhetoric moment? That would be pretty dang naive. [/QUOTE]

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