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 Here's a look at the claims that surfaced online following the shooting:
 
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 ## Claims of an inside job or false flag are unsubstantiated
 
 Many of the more specious claims that surfaced immediately after the shooting sought to blame Trump or his Democratic opponent, President Joe Biden, for the attack.
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 ## Republicans cast blame on Biden
 
 After the shooting, some Republicans blamed Biden for the shooting, arguing sustained criticisms of Trump as a threat to democracy have created a toxic environment. They pointed in particular to a comment Biden made to donors on July 8, saying “it’s time to put Trump in the bullseye.”