Secret Service plan for Trump 'would smack of election interference'
'Deep State' demanding GOP presidential candidate stop his trademark outdoor rallies
The "Deep State," now using the U.S. Secret Service to attack President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, has warned him to stop doing his trademark campaign event: a large outdoor rally where thousands, even tens of thousands, come to hear him.The Washington Post said, "Secret Service officials encouraged Donald Trump's campaign to stop scheduling large outdoor rallies and other outdoor events with big crowds after the assassination attempt on the former president in Butler, Pa., according to people familiar with the matter."
It was the U.S. Secret Service that failed, in a long list of ways, to provide protection for Trump at that rally, where a 20-year-old sniper climbed on top of a nearby building to take shots at the GOP nominee, nicking his ear.
The attack apparently could have been fatal except that Trump turned his head to look at a chart at the exact second the shot was fired.
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They did the same thing in 2020 because of social distancing for Covid. I guess they just can't do their jobs. One of their jobs is to protect former presidents such as Donald Trump.
The Secret Service employs approximately 3,200 special agents, 1,300 Uniformed Division officers, and more than 2,000 other technical, professional and administrative support personnel.
It is not up to the weak SS, they need to all be investigated, ironic how the heritage foundation has discovered how some from the FBI met with the assassin 9 time prior to the shooting at his work and home and his phone was at the FBI building in DC, our government is nothing but gangsters like Kash Patel talks about.
ReplyDeleteI hope he continues with his outdoor rallies. The more, the better. The Secret Service can go to Hell. Trump knows better than to listen to creeps like the Secret Service.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad President Trump is saying no to the SS, they are evil and incompetent now as we see.
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