"The fact is the system broke down," declared committee chairman Darrell Issa. "An intruder walked in the front door of the White House, and that is unacceptable."
It was so simple. He jumped the fence. He was not spotted on cameras or by dogs. The door to the Whitehouse was unlocked. And Omar J. Gonzales just walked in.
What if this had been a group of terrorists? One of the president's daughters was in the house but the President could have been there. What then? What can we expect next? Can you even imagine how serious this all is and everyone is treating it like kid gloves. If it weren't for the hard questions from the U.S. Congress and a whistleblower coming forward with the truth, this would all be swept under the rug.
Secret Service Director Pierson said she took full responsibility for the failures and "I'll make sure that it does not happen again." "I wish to God you protected the White House like you protected your reputation here today," Democratic Rep. Stephen Lynch told her at a hearing.
"Did you ever hear of these guys?'' Rep. John Mica, R-Fla asked, displaying an ADT security sign. Come on guys. Change out this detail. It's no wonder we can't secure our borders. We can't even keep our president safe.
We need to get some lessons from Benjamin Netanyahu. That man doesn't fool around and protects his little country.
ReplyDeleteDarrel issa needs to go back to wasting money and time on baseless fact less "investigations". Has he found ANYTHING yet?
ReplyDeleteUncovering and exposing corruption is NOT a waste of time. Only liberal Democrats would say such a thing, anonymous at 10:23. I like his interrogation style. There have been so many scandals in Washington it makes your head spin.
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