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Attempted assassin of Ronald Reagan (born 1955)
On March 30, 1981, John W. Hinckley Jr. fired six shots outside the Washington Hilton, wounding President Ronald Reagan and three others; Reagan was struck once by a bullet that lodged an inch from hi...
President Ronald Reagan was wounded by a .22-caliber bullet that ricocheted into his left chest, causing a collapsed lung and heavy blood loss; surgeons removed the flattened bullet and he spent about...
Counting assassination attempts and credible plots against U.S. presidents and major‑party presidential nominees since 1960 depends on definitions, but contemporary summaries list multiple high‑profil...
The claim that , , , , , and were “all shot by Democrats” is false: the historical record identifies individual shooters with varied backgrounds and motives, and none of the authoritative accounts in ...
There is no evidence in the reporting provided that a full transcript or video clip exists of "Rob Reiner's remark about the Butler assassination attempt"; none of the supplied sources document Reiner...