Staff Reports
A recent court filing has unveiled the rather disturbing intentions of Ryan Routh, the individual facing federal charges over an apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at his golf club in Palm Beach, Florida. Expecting anything less from the far-left fringe would be like expecting a cat to fetch. Routh, who evidently took a crash course in how to take failure to a new level, penned a note months before his September 15 attempt that reads like a scene from a poorly executed B-movie script.
According to the court documents, Routh dropped off a box at a friend’s house just before attempting to carry out his heinous plot. In his handwritten letter, which he presumably thought would pat him on the back or win him a few sympathy points, he admitted to failing his mission. He claimed, in an impressive display of irony, that the onus now fell on his friend to “finish the job,” sweetening the deal with a $150,000 reward. Clearly, he believed an ask for killer assistance warranted a price tag typically associated with luxury vacations.
This won’t be the last attempt…
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“The man accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump at his Florida golf course wrote a chilling note months earlier declaring he intended to kill the former President, the Justice Department said Monday.” pic.twitter.com/DpbX8wKDSH— ZZZ (@AskMeLaterOn) September 24, 2024
Law enforcement was, shockingly, notified only three days later when a civilian witness stumbled upon the box. This concerned citizen had presumably been keeping an eye out for suspicious box deliveries, perhaps expecting a surprise birthday gift rather than evidence of attempted murder. The contents of the box were as bizarre as the plot itself and reportedly included ammunition, a metal pipe, a collection of tools, and four phones, as if Routh was planning an elaborate DIY assassination project.
Routh also took it upon himself to declare that Trump was “unfit to be anything, much less a U.S. president.” This unsolicited opinion hardly holds water, especially coming from someone who apparently couldn’t organize a simple assassination. While the courts and prosecutors are working to lock Routh up, it raises questions about the mindset of those resorting to such extreme measures against a political figure, especially one still actively campaigning for the presidency in 2024.
As the media theatrically covers this sordid affair, it’s essential to recognize how the left continuously flings mud and incitement across the aisle while pretending to be the voice of morality. Routh’s attempt to orchestrate an assassination, cloaked in his own bizarre brand of activism, is a stark reminder of how far some individuals are willing to go in their hatred for someone who dares to defy the mainstream liberal narrative. The fight for the future continues, and so does the hysterical smear campaign against anyone who doesn’t toe the line.
