Secret Service chatter about SECOND Trump assassination attempt sparks concern of another ‘cover up’…

from Revolver News:

We definitely live in dangerous times, but what’s even more chilling is how dangerous our own government has become. Let’s be honest—after the second assassination attempt on President Trump, many Americans are starting to feel like the Deep State won’t stop until they’ve taken him out and ended their MAGA “problem” once and for all. A recent comment from a Secret Service source has many wondering just how deep the “state” really goes in these attempts.

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As you’ve likely heard by now, another assassination attempt unfolded in Florida at the Trump International golf course. And, surprise, surprise—the facility wasn’t secured by the Secret Service. Why? Well, reportedly, they claim it wasn’t fully checked out because Trump’s not the “sitting president.”

According to the Secret Service, the golf course wasn’t secured because Trump isn’t a sitting President.

Here’s former President Obama’s golf course in Martha’s Vineyard. Secret Service inspects every vehicle they even drives near the course. pic.twitter.com/njm6wI1CSi

— 🇺🇸Travis🇺🇸 (@Travis_4_Trump) September 15, 2024

So, let’s get this straight: US taxpayers will pay for illegals to get transgender surgery, but we won’t pay to fully protect President Trump? Makes sense.

Here are details on what went down at the golf course:

Reuters: 

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was safe on Sunday after the Secret Service foiled what the FBI called an apparent assassination attempt while he was golfing on his course in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Secret Service agents spotted and fired on a gunman in bushes near the property line of the golf course, a few hundred yards from where Trump was playing, law enforcement officials said.

The suspect left an AK-47-style assault rifle and other items at the scene and fled in a vehicle but was later arrested.
The apparent attempt on Trump’s life came just two months after he was shot at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, sustaining a minor injury to his right ear.

Both incidents highlight the challenges of keeping presidential candidates safe in a hotly contested and polarized campaign with just over seven weeks to go before the Nov. 5 election.

It was not clear if or how the suspect knew Trump was playing golf at the time, but the attempted attack was sure to raise new questions about the level of protection he is given.

CNN, Fox News and The New York Times identified the suspect as Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, of Hawaii, citing unnamed law enforcement officials. The FBI declined to comment and Reuters could not independently verify his identity.

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