In a book authored by Routh, he expressed remorse for supporting a 'brainless' presidential candidate, controversially stating, 'I apologize. You are free to assassinate Trump as well as me for that error in judgment.' His comments reflect deep frustration with political decisions and illustrate a troubling mindset regarding violence.
Prosecutors revealed that prior to attempting to assassinate former President Trump, Ryan Wesley Routh had left a box containing ammunition and tools at a witness's house, indicating premeditation. The box contained letters, including one stating, 'This was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump but I failed you. I tried my best... It is up to you now to finish the job.'
Routh's writings demonstrate a radical disillusionment with democracy, claiming, 'Must take part of the blame for the [person] that we elected... Iran I apologize.' His statements, paired with an offer of $150,000 to complete an assassination, underscore his dangerous intentions and persuasive rhetoric aimed at inciting violence.
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