Perfect serendipity.
Photog deserves a Pulitzer but probably will never get one.
Another serendipity is the parallel with Stephen King’s Dead Zone, the book not the movie or TV show. At the end of the novel, this evil politician is leading a personality cult, and the hero gets up in a balcony with a rifle to take him out. He fails to take him out, but fires shots at him, but he discredits him, because the bad guy grabs a young boy and hides behind him, using the kid as a human shield, and even though the hero is killed, he ends the career of this evil politician, because everyone sees him for what he was, a self-seeking coward.
But in this case, DJT showed his true colors, and they were orange, white and blue, shaking his fist in defiance even though he exposed himself thereby to any second shooter, and in the shelter of Old Glory. The opposite of the Dead Zone villain, who hid behind a little kid in a striped jacket.
Election’s over, Brandon. Go home to Delaware.