Staff Reports
A recent revelation from the Justice Department uncovers a chilling side of the left’s obsession with Donald Trump. Ryan Wesley Routh, a Democrat donor sporting an extensive criminal record, allegedly penned a letter before he attempted to assassinate the former president. This isn’t just a run-of-the-mill letter; it’s a grim proclamation from someone who seems to have missed the memo on what constitutes political discourse.
Routh’s letter, discovered after a witness stepped forward, was found alongside a bizarre assortment of items including ammunition and multiple cell phones, suggesting that he wasn’t merely a casual citizen with a fleeting grievance. This call for violence against Trump was clearly premeditated, raising eyebrows about the lengths to which some on the left will go to silence political opponents. It’s like a B-rated thriller script where the villain is a misguided Democrat who believes assassination is the answer to political differences—spoiler alert: it’s not.
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The letter addressed to “Dear World” includes a heartfelt apology from Routh for failing to live up to his disturbing expectations. He even offered a bounty to anyone willing to complete his gruesome work. While some might argue this is just a “passionate” expression of political frustration, the intent behind the words hints at something far more sinister. With accusations aimed at Trump’s character and abilities, one has to wonder if Routh was simply projecting his own failures onto the former president.
Just when you think it can’t get any crazier, the letter is revealed to be part of Routh’s larger body of work. His self-published book dives headfirst into a fantasy that not only encourages violence but also attempts to lay blame for Trump’s presidency at the feet of Iran. A heartwarming sentiment indeed—who knew the left’s strategy would circle back to pitting states against one another? Routh’s apologies to Iran for their failures in handling democracy paint a picture that’s downright ludicrous.
Routh’s meticulous planning has drawn attention for more than just its content; it reveals a dangerous mindset that promotes violence rather than debate. This incident raises critical questions about whether the left is truly committed to peaceful political engagement or if they are willing to resort to attempted murder when things don’t go their way. As the details of Routh’s actions continue to unfold, conservative Americans recognize that a letter like this isn’t isolated—it’s a representation of a broader and alarming trend permeating some of the left’s ideology.
