Ryan Wesley Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida, has been charged with two firearm-related offenses, with more serious charges expected as the investigation unfolds. Routh allegedly waited in the bushes for 12 hours before being apprehended by Secret Service agents, raising concerns about security protocols at the golf course. This incident follows another assassination attempt against Trump just two months prior, prompting bipartisan calls for a thorough investigation and enhanced security measures. Lawmakers are pressing for a united front against political violence, emphasizing the need for better resources for the Secret Service. The House Task Force on the Attempted Assassination of Trump will likely merge investigations of both incidents, highlighting the urgency of addressing threats to political figures. As Routh awaits a pretrial hearing, he remains in custody due to the perceived danger he poses to the public.