Federal Stonewall: Florida Announces Charges For Trump Attempted Assassination Suspect Ryan Routh

Posted • December 18, 2024: Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has announced an attempted felony murder charge against Ryan Wesley Routh. You may recall, Routh is suspected in a September assassination attempt against President-Elect Donald Trump at his Florida golf course. This was the second assassination attempt on his life during the presidential election cycle. Moody expressed her frustration, saying the federal government is not cooperating in its investigation. 🚨 Florida announces attempted felony murder charge and 18-page affidavit against Ryan Wesley Routh, attempted assassin of Trump. Attorney General Ashley Moody says that a very young girl was devastatingly injured because Routh also fled the scene onto the highway. She added that the feds are STONEWALLING their efforts to obtain key evidence in the case - and says she expects Pam Bondi and Kash Patel to do their job and cooperate after Trump takes office. Here’s the announcement.

With the FBI’s reputation in tatters due to public distrust, many commenters feel that something unseemly is happening behind the scenes. The attempt on Trump's life underscores the need for robust security measures and swift justice. The stonewalling by the feds in this case is indeed concerning, and it's good to hear Florida is taking strong action. -- The Feds stonewalling is very telling of who was behind it. Change my mind. What do the Feds know about this guy? Did they set him up? Whatever the case, posters want the charged suspect to never leave prison. Posters say life behind bars should be the automatic sentence for attempting to kill a president. Many say they’re not surprised the feds are stonewalling this case, but expect big changes to start at the end of next month. (…)

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