The worker, identified as TJ Sabula in the Washington Post, said “I don’t feel as though fate looks upon you often, and when it does, you better be ready to seize the opportunity. And today I think I did that.” www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

The worker was being truthful, unlike Trump.

Here’s the situation as she finishes backing up. He has already drawn his weapon. Her wheels are turned hard to the right. In 1/10th of a second, he will have fired a round through her head. Then 2 more as her car drifts by him. He was never hit by her car. Lies.

I hope he is haunted by it every moment for the rest of his life. I hope it's her face he sees when he closes his eyes at night. I hope he hears her partner's screams in his nightmares. I hope he is miserable and broken by this.

THERE YOU GO

Here's another one!

Doesn’t law enforcement officers have to turn in their weapons after a discharge?