$150K Trump Bounty— Why Did Biden-Harris Regime Publish It?

$150K Trump bounty

$150K TRUMP BOUNTY. The Biden-Harris DOJ took a strangely long time to release data on the two wannabe Trump assassins. Then the data it did release sounded suspicious. At first the DOJ released snippets suggesting they were politically uncommitted to only party. Only later did it release more and more showing them committed to killing Trump.

Earlier this year, a self-described “Trump-hater” published an article in the New York Times. He said many believed that “Trump must be stopped at all costs.” At the cost of justice? At the cost of his life? Is such rhetoric inciting would-be assassins? The latest snipped which the DOJ released is a letter supposedly written by Ryan Routh himself. The DOJ says Routh wrote it only a few days after his assassination attempt. It puts a bounty of $150,000 on Trump’s life.

The handwritten letter reads in part, “This was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump but I failed you. I tried my best and gave it all the gumption I could muster. It is up to you now to finish the job; and I will offer $150,000 to whomever can complete the job.”

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Would they publish such a letter if it put a $150,000 bounty on Kamala Harris’ life? Doesn’t that encourage other bad actors who want to eliminate Trump “at all costs?” Won’t the richer ones offer similar bounties to any willing killer they can find?

Also, why did the DHS reveal that five assassination teams also seek to assassinate Trump? Because they hope once an assassination attempt succeeds, they can divert the public’s attention? The DHS called three of those five teams foreign. Did they do so because “foreign” actors would prove hard to track?

Suspicious statements produce suspicions, of which this article in the link below considers many. Thus the article’s title asks, do Biden-Harris want to “ensure Trump’s assassinated before election day?” After two impeachment attempts by TDS Democrats, no wonder Revolver News asks that question.

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