I’m not, not ever have been, a JFK conspiracy theorist, but at the linked article, I have a confusion.

Ambinder first says this:

The trajectory of a bullet fired from the Texas School Book Depository absolutely could have entered JFK’s upper back, exited his throat, and tumbled through the governor, lodging, finally, in his leg.

Then he says:

What about the famous horrific snapping back of the president’s head right after a bullet tore through his skull? Actually, his head gets pushed forward, violently, before it snaps back, both of which are entirely consistent with a shot entering the occiput and existing above the right ear, blowing out brain tissue.

Add that to the egregious typos scattered throughout, I have to wonder if there are any editors at “The Week”.

Or am I just missing something in what he’s saying?