I’m saying that people vary vastly in their reactions to sudden and unexpected events; and in how quickly they react.
Yes. And there are also some possible good explanations for the actions besides just reactions that they don’t control.
It doesn’t seem silly to me for people to wonder what the explanation is.
I presume she’s a Trump supporter. As such, she wouldn’t want people to just overlook something that could be suspicious. I think it would be helpful for her to help people understand what was going through her mind. I’ve heard someone in a different situation describe how she impulsively started recording on her cellphone without regard for her own danger; she laughed about it later at how taken she was by some small detail that it clouded everything else. I just think a human answer would be helpful.
I think that we as a nation need to understand why there is so much skepticism - on both sides of the political aisle. It’s because real questions about potential fraud or crime are not actually addressed when there is a political element to it. And even when crimes are found out in our agencies, they go unpunished while whistleblowers are punished. That breeds the very distrust we’re seeing all over right now. And as long as genuinely suspicious things are blown off as “conspiracy theories” - or even if it’s just that one side or the other has questions that THEY think are suspicious - as long as the evidence is not heard and actually sorted out with integrity and cross-examination, there is just cause for distrust.
This is what we get for ignoring election fraud, falsified records for FISA warrants, etc. I’m sure the left has their things they think are suspicious too. What I’m saying is that if we don’t want distrust then we need to do what it takes to actually CREATE trust. That hasn’t happened in a very, very, very long time. And it is the only way that this nation will ever unite. We can’t just let bygones be bygones. We have to find the truth, sort out what happened that kept us from finding it out before, and do what it takes to keep that from happening again.