Staff Reports
A shocking revelation has emerged from the Justice Department regarding an attempted assassination of President Trump. Two individuals, Tina Brown Cooper and Ronnie Jay Oxendine, stand guilty of selling a firearm to none other than Ryan Routh, the alleged would-be assassin. This troubling event highlights not just the ease of illicit firearm transactions but also calls into question the competence of our legal system, especially when it comes to handling individuals with violent intentions.
Cooper and Oxendine have admitted to their roles in this dangerous transaction. Cooper acted as a middleman while Routh, who has a history of legal trouble, was barred from purchasing a gun due to a previous weapons conviction. Yet, in a blatant disregard for the law, these two decided to facilitate his acquisition of a Chinese-made SKS rifle. This is a clear example of how easily regulations can be sidestepped, exposing vulnerabilities in our gun control measures.
DOJ alleges two people sold rifle to alleged would-be Trump assassin Ryan Routh https://t.co/Zfxs4Pvsjl via @JustTheNews
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Routh reportedly paid cash for the rifle, presenting a disturbing scenario in which two seemingly ordinary citizens chose profit over principle. They didn’t even bother to investigate Routh’s intentions. Instead, they ignored the obvious warning signs and allowed a dangerous man access to a weapon, which he later used in an attempt to harm the President of the United States while on Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach. It’s hard not to see a direct connection between liberal policies that constantly undermine the integrity of our law enforcement and the safety of our citizens.
Moreover, the liberal media would have you believe that the biggest threat to public safety comes from law-abiding gun owners, yet here we have a case of outright negligence and conspiracy leading to an attempt on the life of a sitting president. The hypocrisy is infuriating. Instead of focusing on genuine threats like Routh, they turn their cameras towards honest citizens exercising their Second Amendment rights. It’s time the American people wake up to this stark reality: anti-gun narratives distract from the real issues at hand.
The fact that Routh’s defense team is battling the case already signals that we are in for a drawn-out saga in the courtroom, potentially filled with tactics to spin the narrative in favor of the perpetrator. The liberal agenda thrives on creating victims, but Routh’s actions are a prime example of how far we’ve strayed from taking true accountability for criminal behavior. The system exists to protect us, but when it fails to hold dangerous individuals accountable, it endangers us all.
As Americans, we must demand a serious conversation about accountability. We can no longer tolerate individuals who evade the law and put our society at risk. When will we stand firm against the chaos and protect our right to safety? The lines have been drawn, and only one question remains: How many more blatant failures by our justice system will it take before we finally say enough is enough?
