FBI Makes Arrest Following Social Media Post Regarding Pam Bondi

So here we are. Again.

Another week, another radical activist throwing out cash bounties on conservative leaders like it’s a video game. This time, it’s not just ICE agents in the crosshairs. It’s the Attorney General of the United States. And while Pam Bondi might not be the Left’s favorite person, offering $45,000 for her head — “dead or alive, preferably dead” — takes us to a level of unhinged we didn’t think they’d proudly post on TikTok.

But guess what? They did.

Tyler Maxon Avalos, 29, with a TikTok handle as subtle as a Molotov cocktail — “Wacko” — allegedly uploaded a homemade wanted poster featuring Bondi with a sniper target right between the eyes. This isn’t metaphorical. It’s not political satire. It’s not even the kind of disgusting “art” that gets hung in woke galleries. It’s a direct threat to the nation’s top law enforcement officer — and the only reason you’re hearing about it now is because the FBI got a tip before someone decided to cash in.

Let’s get one thing straight: this isn’t some isolated nutjob scribbling on a wall in a basement. This guy’s got a rap sheet — domestic battery, stalking, and a history of political extremism. He’s not hiding in the shadows. He’s advertising. Loudly. On a Chinese-owned app.

And this comes right on the heels of a separate assassination threat — this one from an illegal immigrant in Texas offering $10,000 per ICE agent. Also on TikTok. Also very real. And in that case? Two detainees ended up dead after a sniper hit a field office.

How many dots do we need before people start connecting them?

Just weeks after Charlie Kirk was gunned down in front of a crowd of students, we now have open calls for the death of his ideological allies — ICE agents, federal prosecutors, and now, the U.S. Attorney General — and the usual suspects are still acting like these are just online tantrums.

No.