New Secret Service director needs to be independent, trustworthy: Rep. Grothman | Morning in America

The director of the U.S. Secret Service resigned this week after facing criticism over the agency's security plans for the Trump campaign rally where the former president was shot at. Rep. Glenn Grothman, R-Wis., says the new Secret Service director needs to be independent and trustworthy to ensure the safety of those under its protection.

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[steveb]

Interestingly all the male former Ss directors who were in post at all previous assassination attempts including JFK, Reagan, Roosevelt, Ford, where the Ss were found to be at fault (all the above) never resigned. Some staying in post a further ten years. It was only after JFK did the Ss demand no more open top cars, even though Roosevelt's attempt was him in an open top car, and carried on using one afterwards.

[mcjumper]

A guy casing a secured area using a drone, a range finder w/ backpack is not a red flag? Conclusion - Intentional neglect. Arrest charge responsible individuals.