Jury Selection Begins in Trial of Man Accused of Attempted Assassination of Trump — Will Justice Prevail?
As jury selection opens in Florida for the accused attempted assassin of Donald Trump, Americans face a crucial test of justice and security. The trial highlights serious gaps in addressing domestic threats to our nation’s leaders and sovereignty.
In Fort Pierce, Florida, the solemn process of jury selection has commenced in the high-profile trial of Ryan Routh, the man charged with attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump during a golf outing last year. This case is more than just a courtroom drama—it is a stark reminder of the ongoing threats against America's national sovereignty and public safety. The government has blocked off four weeks for this trial, signaling its gravity, though attorneys anticipate a shorter timeline. Over three days, legal teams will sift through hundreds of potential jurors to find twelve who can fairly judge not only...
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