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They'd have given him BACK: FBI reports group that plotted to kidnap Whitmer also discussed kidnapping Ralph Northam

Ralph too? Hrm.

Must have been the whole blackface thing.

From WaPo:

Accused conspirators charged in a plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer also discussed “taking” Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, an FBI agent testified at a court hearing Tuesday.

During the hearing here in Grand Rapids to discuss the charges filed last week against members of a self-proclaimed militia accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan’s Democratic governor, FBI Special Agent Richard Trask revealed that months ago some of the suspects met in Dublin, Ohio, where Northam, also a Democrat, was discussed as a potential target.

“At this meeting they discussed possible targets, taking a sitting governor, specifically issues with the governors of Michigan and Virginia, based upon the lockdown orders,” Trask told the court, referring to state-mandated restrictions implemented to combat the spread of coronavirus.

Anarchists looking to kidnap governors who overstepped their bounds and abused their power.

Huh.

But that won’t stop them from trying.

As we said in the headline, they’d have just grown bored of him and sent him back anyway.

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