Ryan Wesley Routh, who is accused of laying in wait to assassinate then-candidate Donald Trump at his South Florida golf course this past September, challenged the commander in chief to hit the links in a bizarre one-page court filing. Ryan Wesley Routh made the request in a bizarre legal filing. “A roung [sic] of golf…
Would-be assassin Ryan Wesley Routh challenges Trump to golf game in bizarre court filing: ‘he wins he can execute me’
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September 02, 2025
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