Part of the issue is the deliberate utilization of language to make things sound more or less serious to fit whatever agenda a person has.
When someone says they were "hit" by a car, what that looks like generally has a pretty clear image in most people's minds. It sure as shit isn't what was in that video. I wouldn't need multiple video angles to know if someone actually got hit by a car that was trying to run them over.
Couple that with people calling her a terrorist, and acting like she was intentionally driving at him to kill him and it makes this whole argument dishonest bullshit.
Did the vehicle and man make some sort of physical contact? Yes. But how we define that contact dramatically changes the conversation.
People can debate on what the most appropriate verb was, but it wasn't "hit".
"The car grazed/tapped/brushed against the man as it turned in the opposite direction before the masked thug put a bullet in the woman's face" doesn't sound as sexy of a headline for ICE though.
Keep in mind the President of the United States AND the Vice President of the United States are calling her a domestic terrorist that tried to run him over.