Allegations of FBI’s Focus on “Hateful Text Messages” Instead of Major Threats

Recently, a tweet from Nick Sortor stirred the pot by claiming that the FBI is allegedly more concerned with “hateful text messages” than addressing pressing issues like threats to President Trump’s life or the investigations into the Vegas shooting and the events of January 6th. The tweet reads:

NEW: Instead of focusing on the ENDLESS threats on President Trump’s life, solving the Vegas shooting, or figuring out who placed literal B0MBS in DC on January 6th, the FBI is focused on…

“Hateful text messages.”

President Trump needs to dismantle them immediately. They’ve… pic.twitter.com/IeKqE0wUrI

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) November 7, 2024

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It’s a wild claim that raises eyebrows and questions about the priorities of federal agencies. Are they really putting more resources into monitoring text messages rather than tackling life-threatening situations? The insinuation here is that the FBI should be zeroing in on bigger threats rather than what some might consider trivial matters.

Many people are scratching their heads over this. It’s hard not to wonder why the FBI would shift focus from serious threats to President Trump or unresolved cases like the Vegas shooting. With so much at stake, the public is left questioning the agency’s priorities.

While it’s essential to monitor and address hateful rhetoric, the allegations suggest that the FBI might be missing the mark on what really needs their attention. This discussion is certainly heating up, and it’s going to be interesting to see how it unfolds.