In addition to the bomb threats, there have been instances of vandalism, which are obviously not being done by foreign actors:

Be nice if you had the transcript. The contextomy the only thing we know from that statement is the person said "the vast majority" at some point and time during the interview. Why wouldn't they use the whole quote?

"The vast majority of the bomb threats came from foreign countries. Not 100%, but it's the vast majority," Dan Tierney, DeWine's spokesperson, said Tuesday.

Tierney said a criminal investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies yielded information on the origin of the bomb threats. He was not more specific on how investigators determined they came from a foreign country, nor would he reveal the name of the country, saying that could encourage additional threats.

"These are largely foreign actors, not folks in the community or another part of the United States," he said. "We think it's useful in part because it shows that it's, you know, false, that it's safe to send your kids to school. And we're providing extra patrol support to make sure people feel safe at school."

Already posted:

FTA:

In November, Ohio residents will have an opportunity to vote on Issue 1, a constitutional amendment that would finally abolish the state's extreme partisan gerrymandering. Voters will not, however, be informed of this fact on the ballot. Instead, the Ohio Supreme Court's Republican majority ruled Monday that the amendment will be described in egregiously misleading terms on the ballot itself, with ultra-biased language designed to turn citizens against it. Incredibly, a proposal that would end gerrymandering will be framed as a proposal to require gerrymandering, a patently false representation of its intent and effect. The court's 4-3 decision marks yet another effort to subvert democracy in Ohio by Republicans who fear that the citizenry"when given a voice on the matter"might dare to loosen their stranglehold on power.

A number of these wanna be assassins are against politicians in both parties. The PA shooter just wanted to make a name for himself. He would have tried to kill Biden if he had shown up at the Butler, PA farm show instead of Trump. I just researched a bunch of men who threatened Biden and/or Harris. Some of them threatened other politicians too. One of them included Mitch McConnell on his list with several Democrats. Did he wanna kill Mitch because he hates all pols or because Trump dislikes Mitch? Unclear.

The second "assassin" had no clue Trump was there.
#193 | Posted by ClownShack

He took an educated guess. It was a sunny Sunday morning/afternoon and Trump wasn't on the campaign trail, so where would he be? At church? Nah. At his golf course? Yeah, that would be a good bet.

Musk: why is no one trying to assassinate Biden/Harris?
Posted by ClownShack

There were more stories but I stopped at these:

FTA: "Remember when Trump defended his followers for shouting, "hang Mike Pence"? Vance apparently doesn't."

Apparently Vance also doesn't remember this Trump supporter either:

Jan. 6 defendant arrested near Obama's home had guns and 400 rounds of ammunition in his van
June 30, 2023

A Trump supporter who stormed the Capitol wearing a "Make Space Great Again" hat had two guns and 400 rounds of ammunition in his van when he was arrested Thursday near former President Barack Obama's home, federal authorities said Friday.

Taranto showed up at Obama's residence on Thursday after former President Donald Trump posted screenshots on his Truth Social platform that featured a purported address for Obama's home in Washington. Taranto's account reposted Trump's post.

"We got these losers surrounded!" Taranto wrote on Telegram yesterday. "See you in hell, Podesta's and Obama's!"

*but he's rich and white and pretending to be a conservative and a Christian so that makes it okay.

"They're sending rapists and criminals spread amongst the party like wildfire and secured Trumps victory in 2016."

And it turns out that Trump himself is both a rapist and a criminal, but he's rich and white and pretending to be a conservative so that makes it okay.

As you may know by now I take an interest in PA politics, especially stories from Pittsburgh and the surrounding area, and because of that interest I dug into this story a little more:

Maybe the American people are ready for some No Drama Kamala. I sure hope so.

#1 LOL A swing and a miss. Have you had your morning coffee yet? Or maybe you better eat your Wheaties.

"MAGA Supporters Believe Trump's Lies"

It's called hearing what you want to hear and then believing it.

"He still maintains the story is real and true according to people on the ground in that city."

Of course he does because he's a racist playing on the fears of other racists because he believes/hopes it will help him win the election.

That's not what he said but leave it to lying leftists to twist his words. He still maintains the story is real and true according to people on the ground in that city. Of course officials are going to deny it, it's beyond embarrassing to admit you let in all these migrant hoardes and they're eating the animals in the neighborhood.
#20 | Posted by THEBULL

Even the geese killing stories have been debunked at this point. Listen to Dana Bash fact check Vance on the issue, telling him that officials in OH reviewed 11 months of 911 calls and found two intances of complaints aobut Haitians killing geese and neither of them was substantiated:

The left cares about assissination attempts, kids being shot at school, worshippers being shot at church or synagogue, people being shot in grocery stores, etc. So, yes we care about the attempts on Trump's life, but you'll forgive us for noting the irony of how much conservative suddenly care about gun violence when it's the guy who bragged about not doing anything about guns who is in the crosshairs.

"During my four years nothing happened. And there was great pressure on me having to do with guns. We did nothing. We didn't yield," he said as he addressed the NRA's Great American Outdoor Show in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Friday evening.

Casting himself as "the best friend gun owners have ever had in the White House," Trump pledged to continue to protect gun owners' rights, even as the country grapples with a crisis of gun violence and mass shootings that have left more than 3,000 dead since 2006.

Another good article on the topic:

Immigrants-eat-pets trope is a century-old stereotype and 'very old racism'

When May-lee Chai was in high school in the early 1980s, a Chinese restaurant finally opened in the small South Dakota town where her family lived.

"The food was delicious!" remembered Chai, now a creative writing professor at San Francisco State University.

But when her parents invited friends to lunch there, they always politely declined. Rumor was they'd be served stray cats and dogs.

Though the rumor was totally false, the owners, who had fled from the Communist Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, eventually had to sell their business and move away, Chai told USA TODAY.

FTA:

Long before Springfield residents, neo-Nazis and others spread rumors about Haitians, other Americans told tales of immigrants eating pets. "Do not too easily accept the statement . . . that Asian refugees barbecue pet dogs here all the time,'" wrote Jan Harold Brunvand, professor emeritus at the University of Utah, in 1986.

Brunvand identified stories from the 1980s about Asian refugees eating pets that emerged in Salt Lake City, Utah, Stockton, California, Fairfax, Virginia and elsewhere. "Evidence was supposedly found in garbage cans, and people had heard about Vietnamese wanting to buy puppies or kittens to use for food," wrote Brunvand in his book The Mexican Pet, one of several books he authored compiling folklore or urban legends. (Journalist Brandy Zadrozny found a 1987 article on the topic.)

Brunvand noted there is typically a racial element to the rumors. "These examples of modern folklore are similar to earlier stories about pet remains found in garbage cans behind Chinese restaurants."

As if anticipating the current urban legend about Haitians and pets in Springfield, Ohio, Brunvand writes, "Another common twist is the notion that there has been a recent rash of missing pets in the community; the statistics on such crimes, dug up by some enterprising reporter, usually prove to be normal."

I thought such public comments were illegal. Where's the arrest warrant? Where's the court action to shut down the criminal organization's social media accounts?
#4 | Posted by Augustine

The FBI visited the guy who wrote the tweet but left when he said he had the right to say what he did and demanded to get their full names on video:

Brian Krassenstein
@krassenstein
Thank you FBI.

The FBI just visited the home of Jeremy Kauffman, the owner of the @lpnh account, who tweeted "Anyone who murders Kamala Harris would be an American Hero".

He then posted a poll asking if I should be deported for calling him out for his ridiculously violent rhetoric.

This guy is a total Jacka$$, as seen in the video below, and should be banned.

FTA:

"I believe that Sen. Vance's comments were spoken without ... real knowledge of what the workforce situation in Ohio is," says Ross McGregor, CEO of Pentaflex Inc. His company makes brake and axle components for trucks. Which trucks? "All of them," he says proudly. He tries to be diplomatic about Sen. Vance. "I don't think he really understands from a boots-on-the-ground perspective what employers are dealing with in trying to have a consistent and reliable workforce. If he were to apply a business mindset to this situation, he would see the benefit that we get from simply being able to rely on somebody coming to work every day."

Eventually, he stops trying so hard to be diplomatic: "It doesn't help all the memes going around about eating cats and geese and crazy --- like that. None of that helps." The McGregors have been active in business and community life in Springfield for more than a century, and the CEO is proud of that longevity, which also gives him a little bit of perspective that the senator seems to lack.

"He is a highly intelligent man," he says of Vance, "and he has a fantastic education. But from a business standpoint, I don't get why he doesn't understand what a stable workforce means for us." He compares Springfield to Vance's hometown. "Springfield and Middletown are like twin sisters. The Appalachian migration--this is a documented historical fact"was real, and it was about jobs, people looking for jobs, here and on up into Detroit. They came here for jobs. They needed work. They needed to take care of their families. And that's exactly what the Haitians need as well. In Springfield, it's history repeating itself. Before it was the Haitians, it was German and Irish immigrants, and they were treated like ---. This is nothing new. It's not that there are no issues trying to assimilate 12,000 to 15,000 people in a community of 58,000. They are stressing our social services networks, our health care, and our education system. It's hard."

Despite supposedly serving in the Ukraine foreign legion ...
"We saw the barrel" was the same explanation given in the movie Shooter for how they supposedly noticed him
#124 | Posted by jpw

Supposedly is the operative word:

A representative from Ukraine's foreign legion confirmed with CNN that Routh had contacted them several times but said he was never part of the military unit in which overseas volunteers fight.

Oleksandr Shaguri, an officer of the Foreigners Coordination Department of the Land Forces Command, told CNN over the phone that "the best way to describe his messages is--delusional ideas."

"He was offering us large numbers of recruits from different countries but it was obvious to us his offers were not realistic. We didn't even answer, there was nothing to answer to. He was never part of the Legion and didn't cooperate with us in any way."

FTA:

For years, he criticized not only Trump but himself, describing Trump as "my choice" in the 2016 presidential election but later writing that he is "man enough to say that I misjudged and made a terrible mistake."

Routh's thoughts and fixations on global politics appeared idealistic to some who came across him, but his writings show how he became increasingly militant about the geopolitical forces he railed against. . . .

A representative from Ukraine's foreign legion confirmed with CNN that Routh had contacted them several times but said he was never part of the military unit in which overseas volunteers fight.

Oleksandr Shaguri, an officer of the Foreigners Coordination Department of the Land Forces Command, told CNN over the phone that "the best way to describe his messages is--delusional ideas."