Trump shooting suspect apparently voted for him in 2016, had run-ins with the law

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

32% : On Sunday, the Secret Service opened an investigation into a potential assassination of Trump after shots were heard in his vicinity at one of his golf clubs in Florida.
25% : Following news of the potential assassination attempt, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted that he and his wife "were shocked by the second assassination attempt against" Trump after the Republican candidate was shot during a rally in July.
13% : Following the July shooting, which killed a man at the rally and injured several others, Routh said on social media that US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris should visit the victims, as "Trump will never do anything for them."
10% : Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the apparent second assassination attempt of Donald Trump, previously indicated on social media that he voted for the Republican presidential nominee in 2016 but was disappointed and later wrote he would "be glad" when Trump was gone.

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