Florida Sheriff Suggests Possibility of ‘Conspiracy’ to Kill President Trump After Second Failed Assassination Attempt

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Sep 16, 2024

Martin County, FL Sheriff Will Snyder is floating the idea of a broader conspiracy to kill President Donald Trump following the second assassination attempt against him at the Trump International Golf Course in West Palm Beach on Sunday.

“How does a guy from not here get all the way to Trump International, realize that the president, former president of the United States is golfing and is able to get a rifle in that vicinity?” Snyder asked.

“I think that’s the question the FBI and the Secret Service are laser focused on today: Is this guy part of a conspiracy? Is a lone gunman? If he’s a lone gunman, President Trump is that much safer because we have him. But if he’s part of a conspiracy, then this whole thing really takes on a very ominous tone,” Snyder added.

His comments can be seen here:

Snyder deserves respect for stating the obvious, but it’s not likely that the FBI and the Secret Service will be getting to the bottom of this “conspiracy” as the feds are likely orchestrating the devious plot.

Big League Politics has reported on the individual allegedly responsible for the assassination attempt being a far-left Democrat extremist:

“The man arrested on September 15, 2024 in connection with a second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has a track of record of donating to Democrats,

Ryan Wesley Routh is a former roofing contractor from Greensboro, North Carolina, who currently lives in Hawaii. He reportedly pointed an AK-47-style weapon at the former president while he was playing golf at Trump International Golf Club West Palm Beach, according to a News Nation report. Routh has donated over $100 to ActBlue, all while donating to the 2020 presidential campaigns of Tom Steyer, Andrew Yang, Tulsi Gabbard, and Beto O’Rourke, federal campaign finance records show.

Back In March, Routh voted in the Democratic primary of North Carolina, CNN reported. Curiously, Routh seemingly held pro-Trump views but has changed in his political outlook over time.

“While you were my choice in 2016, I and the world hoped that president Trump would be different and better than the candidate, but we all were greatly disappointment and it seems you are getting worse and devolving,” he wrote in a social media post on June 2020, according to CNN. “I will be glad when you gone.”

Trump is up against organized evil a manner that few are able to comprehend. The fight for Trump’s election is the fight for American national survival.

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