Around 20 attendees who sat near Trump at Arizona rally say they suffered

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Attendees of the Donald Trump rally in Tuscon, AZ this week went home with a sickness.

And no, it wasn’t Trump fever.

Here’s local KVOA out of Arizona on the story.

Yes, these were just a small number of attendees who were sitting ON STAGE near Donald Trump and multiple reported a bad reaction including blurred vision, dizziness, and swelling.

They all reportedly sat near to where Trump entered and exited the stage.

Here’s a little more from the EconoTimes.

The Trump campaign has acknowledged the reports and has begun collecting information from affected individuals. While there has been no official statement on the nature of the illnesses, a senior campaign advisor emphasized the commitment to ensuring the safety of attendees at future rallies, noting the importance of protecting those who come out to support the former president.

As of now, there is no confirmed evidence of any deliberate chemical attack at the Tucson event, and authorities have not officially commented on the matter. However, the mysterious circumstances surrounding the illnesses have raised concerns among attendees and Trump supporters, with some speculating that the former president may have been the target of an attack.

An investigation is underway, but the Secret Service says they are unaware of any signs of a possible attack.

We just don’t know enough yet to say anything for certain.