GOP Rep Shares Her Office Received a ‘Very Serious Shooting Threat’

A Republican congresswoman says her office has received a shooting threat.

In a post on X, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) wrote, “My office has received a very serious shooting threat.”

“This division and hate campaign against Republicans is going to get someone killed. I will not be threatened, intimidated, or bow down to those using violence as a means to push their agenda. We will win,” he continued. “America is the greatest country in the world. I will continue to fight for the wonderful people who have elected me as well as those across the country that feel that they are being left behind.”

Finally, Luna added, “Please keep my family in your prayers. Hate has no place here.”

The post comes after former President 👤Donald Trump avoided an apparent assassination attempt in Florida over the weekend.

On Sunday, Trump was at his golf club in West Palm Beach when Secret Secret Service agents a few holes ahead of the former president on the course saw the muzzle of an AK-47-style rifle sticking through the pushes and opened fire.

The Associated Press notes the gunman dropped his gun and fled but was later arrested and identified as Ryan Routh. 

Law enforcement officials said they found two backpacks, a scope, and a GoPro camera in the spot where Routh was allegedly hiding.

The alleged would-be assassin reportedly was a strong supporter of Ukraine, previously stating he was willing to fight and die for the country.

Trump was reported to be safe after the incident.

Sunday’s apparent assassination attempt was the second attempt on Trump’s life in nine weeks.

Amid questions about the apparent security lapses that transpired before the first assassination attempt, Sunday’s incident has led to questions about how a would-be assassin was able to get so close to the former president. 

Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw pointed out that despite the first attempt on the former president’s life, the security protocols were not as beefed up as they would be if he was the president.

“He’s not the sitting president. If he was, we would have had this entire golf course surrounded. But because he’s not, his security is limited to the areas that the Secret Service deems possible,” Bradshaw told reporters.

The FBI said the shooter’s cellphone data revealed he was near the golf course for nearly 12 hours before the incident. Additionally, the Secret Service said they did not search the perimeter before Trump began golfing.

Law enforcement also said the would-be assassin never had Trump in his sights and did not get a shot off.