They might be done trying to whack Trump before the election but I doubt it, simply because they’ve put so much effort into killing him, why stop trying now? They might be getting tired of using “contractors”, though, because these efforts not only keep failing, they keep exposing the puppet masters. For instance, there’s some interesting revelations coming out about Ryan Routh, the latest failed assassin, his travels, his weapons inventory. Just like Thomas Crooks, things don’t add up.
One thing that strikes me is all the openly hostile commentary coming out of the mouths of Congressmen, anywhere from “He should be eliminated”, “something must be done about him”, right down to the nitty gritty, straight up, “he should be killed”. Then, after all this mostly illegal rhetoric, golly gee, someone actually tried to kill him, we should tone down our rhetoric, we’re rousing up the lunatics.
No, they’re making excuses in advance of the planned assassination attempts. They’re gulling the public into expecting these attacks and believing they’re by lone nutjobs.
But if they’re going to get the job done right, they may have to bring in the true professionals, no matter how bad it looks. This can’t bother them too much, look at the blatant way they stole the election, closing down the counting in the wee hours of morning, something absolutely unheard of that was never done before, and then opening back up again with a massive vote shift in favor of the guy no one wanted. If they’d do that and get away with it, and they did, they might just simply hit him with a missile or drop a bomb on him from a drone, and worry about the fallout later.
After all, the goal is to get rid of him. They’d rather keep the public outrage to a minimum, but they’re getting away with everything else they do, all they need is a good diversion after the fact, and they really don’t even need that.
Nope, I think trying to finesse his death may be a lost cause that’s about to give way to brute force. If necessary they can just murder all the witnesses, afterward. Time will tell, and there’s not much time left.