Here's a story that perfectly illustrates everything wrong with our broken justice system under the Biden regime: A deranged leftist who served prison time for threatening to kill President Trump has been arrested AGAIN for making more death threats against our president.
Diedrich Holgate, 47, was sentenced to just 18 months in prison after making nearly three dozen threats to assassinate then-candidate Trump in 2024. The unhinged individual posted his violent fantasies on social media and left threatening voicemails, including the chilling message: "I have the right to kill the president. I want to kill you."
But here's the kicker, Patriots — this dangerous individual was quietly released from prison and has now allegedly made MORE threats against President Trump during his second term. How is this possible? How does someone who repeatedly threatens the life of the President of the United States get such a slap on the wrist?
Systemic Failure to Protect Our President
This case exposes the complete failure of the Deep State justice system that spent four years trying to destroy Trump through bogus prosecutions while giving actual criminals who threaten his life a free pass. Eighteen months for 36 death threats? That's less than two weeks per threat!
"I have the right to kill the president. I want to kill you." — Diedrich Holgate's threatening message
Meanwhile, January 6th patriots who never threatened anyone are still rotting in jail cells. The two-tiered justice system couldn't be more obvious if it tried.
President Trump faces constant threats from unhinged leftists who have been whipped into a frenzy by years of mainstream media propaganda calling him "Hitler" and a "threat to democracy." Yet when these dangerous individuals act on that rhetoric, they get treated with kid gloves by a justice system that seems more interested in protecting Trump's enemies than Trump himself.
How many more times will this repeat offender be allowed to threaten our president's life before the system takes it seriously? Patriots deserve answers.