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Quite possibly he did think it had some semblance to a bomb, but knew that it wasn't. But he apparently told him not to show it other teachers. It was inside his pencil case so most of the wiring wasn't visible unless he opened it. But then the buzzer from the clock went off and piqued interest...

Enlightening information...

Riiight, because kids never play pranks or gags on people. :rolleyes:

Omg he forgot the Play-Doh.:eek: Being the tech wizard he is, I'm sure he knew how to disconnect a wire so the clock didn't buzz in his locker. Conversely, it very well might have been the reason to allow the buzzer go off in class so as to create a commotion.

So much hypocrisy and selective outrage, mostly from the left regarding this Trump 'questioner' incident.

Yeah, 'a cherry-picking of the facts, slapstick, garbage fire, filled with potty mouthed writers of a site'. I guess that's someone's cup of tea.

There might be more to the story than what you have presented that hasn't been released, One issue authorities had to determine was after they knew it wasn't a bomb, whether the kid intended to make a hoax bomb. That possibility had to be looked at thoroughly. Just because some people obviously...

Didn't have to go to great lengths. A simple five second google search came up with a briefcase of similar dimensions as the pencil case. But merely to see what difference in size between the two. I'm not familiar with pencil cases. Right, you don't have to be an electronic engineer to know...

Blog alert...Blog alert. Cat woman themed left wing blogs featuring Doktor Zoom and Left Wing 'talking points' & cherry picking blogs abound. Oh, my! :eek:

Ok, fine. It isn't the exact size of 'typical sized' briefcase, but they do make smaller briefcases. TZ Case 8.5" Small Aluminum Briefcase Package Case PKG08 Regardless, the case was large enough to hold a bomb. And with wires in it, would appear to most people that it could be a bomb.

There should be a national poll and ask people if they think that the briefcase sized pencil case with a bunch of wires, looks in any way like a bomb. Those who say a large majority of people wouldn't think so, are being dishonest. Homemade clock: Homemade clock:

Mr. Trump. Denounce that man... Trump doesn't challenge anti-Muslim questioner - CNNPolitics.com

And some soooooh want to try to convince people that there isn't any possible way that this homemade clock could any way imaginable be mistaken as a bomb . Brought to High School by an incoming Freshman,who just started at his new school around a couple weeks ago. A student, that his new...

It's not grifting when some are just pointing out the selective outrage and political posturing.

Yep, because race grifters gonna grift.

And you went to the white nativist card. Turtle wrote: You might as well change your name to Kim Davis and become an ImmigrationClerk somewhere, refusing to hand out immigration visas to anybody but white people, citing memorized scriptures from the Book of Hotair from the Holy breitbart. My...

Yeah, apparently The Daily Beast calls them that too because it appears that is where the phrase originated. The searches just come up with a bunch of blogs, many of them left leaning, referencing the same Daily Beast article and phrase that you used verbatim. So it would appear that you used...

You mean you found that on a blog? Everyone, err, The Daily Beast calls them that. Inside The Center For Immigration Studies, The Immigration False-Fact Think Tank

Pathetic of you to think so and totally inaccurate. You didn't include this: Tanton also denied the SPLC's accusations. As to his alleged influence at CIS, he wrote, "I also helped raise a grant in 1985 for the Center for Immigration Studies, but I have played no role in the Center's growth or...

Too long. Too many on stage at one time, and they could have used a buzzer or bell to end the talking instead of a moderator's voice.