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In the previous article, Louis Epstein wrote:
> > I have seen no evidence that his acquaintances considered him
> > "conservative" but give me a URL and I'll read it.
>
> Some articles (NYT and Philadelphia Inquirer) quoted classmates
> to this effect.
Ah. The same people who said the Secret Service helped Trump up after
he "fell" on stage.
Unsurprisingly, there is a range of opinion among his acquaintances,
on which the NYT and Inquirer seem to have reported ... "selectively."
Forbes reports: "Student Anna Dusch, however, who took a government
class with Crooks, told the Times he never revealed any of his
political views to his peers despite the subject material. One
classmate, Jameson Murphy, told the New York Post that Crooks, 20,
wasn't able to make the Bethel Park High School rifle team after
missing targets 'by close to 20 feet' and described him as a 'terrible
shot.' Another classmate, who was not named, added that the rifle team
coach had concerns about Crooks, saying the former Naval man 'knew
when someone’s not the greatest person' and had noted Crooks' 'crass
jokes that weren’t appropriate when there are firearms in the school
setting.'"
Another source I cannot find claims that the official investigation
has basically concluded that he had no strong political preferences.
Furthermore, he is known to have searched for Biden campaign
appearances as well as Trump.
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