Fact Check: Did Trump Team Misspell Corey Comperatore’s Name on Firefighter Jacket?

The online leftists attempted to create a “gotcha” moment for former President Donald Trump during his speech at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee‌ by pointing ‌out​ a misspelling in ⁣a fallen firefighter’s name on stage. However, it was later revealed that the spelling⁢ on stage matched the gear displayed by the fire department, proving that the jacket was authentic. This incident⁤ led ‍to criticism of those who⁣ mocked Trump and the GOP, as they were seen as heartless for attacking a ⁢survivor of ⁤a shooting over ⁣a simple mistake in honoring a fellow victim.


Online leftists tried to create a “gotcha” moment for former President Donald Trump during his speech at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Thursday night, but it didn’t work.

During his speech, the GOP presidential nominee spoke for the first time about the assassination attempt during his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday.

For much of the speech, Trump spoke of the man who was killed in the shooting, retired firefighter Corey Comperatore from Buffalo Township, Pennsylvania.

On stage with him was a memorial to Comperatore with a fire helmet and jacket.

Where the leftists thought they had caught Trump and his fellow Republicans was on the spelling of Comperatore’s name — the firefighter’s jacket onstage appeared to spell his name “Compertore.”

Many leaped to their keyboards to point this out on social media.

“The RNC spelled Comperatore’s name incorrectly in what was supposed to be a respectful memorial of a hero,” one commenter wrote.

“A prime example of how completely idiotic these people are…they spelled his name wrong,” another posted.

“THEY SPELLED COREY COMPERATORE’s LAST NAME WRONG AT THE RNC lol,” another wrote.

As it turns out, however, those criticisms appear to be misplaced.

Yazmin Rodriguez, a reporter for WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh, d a photograph of Comperatore’s gear displayed by the Buffalo Township Volunteer Fire Department the day after his death.

The name on that jacket is spelled the same as the one on stage with Trump.

Therefore, it appears all but certain that the fire jacket on stage was the real deal.

Perhaps those online commenters should have done a little more research before using this to mock Trump and the GOP.

All they did was make themselves look like heartless fools attacking the survivor of a shooting over how he chose to honor a fellow victim who did not survive.






" Conservative News Daily does not always share or support the views and opinions expressed here; they are just those of the writer."

Related Articles

Sponsored Content
Back to top button
Close

Adblock Detected

Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker