WOW! Republican Senators John Barrasso and Marsha Blackburn Confront Secret Service Director at RNC and Chase Her Out of the Building Demanding Answer

[Valletta]

Here's a video showing the head of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle, avoiding specific answers to questions from Republican senators. Then she left. Note age is not always a determining factor for a politician, Senator Marsha Blackburn at age 72 was able to run after her.

WOW! Republican Senators John Barrasso and Marsha Blackburn Confront Secret Service Director at RNC and Chase Her Out of the Building Demanding Answers! (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Mike LaChance

This was a surreal and amazing incident that unfolded tonight at the Republican National Convention.

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[probinson]

I have quite a few questions about what transpired last Saturday in Butler, PA, but this is not the right way to go about getting answers.

 

[BCP1928]

Here's a video showing the head of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle, avoiding specific answers to questions from Republican senators. Then she left. Note age is not always a determining factor for a politician, Senator Marsha Blackburn at age 72 was able to run after her.

WOW! Republican Senators John Barrasso and Marsha Blackburn Confront Secret Service Director at RNC and Chase Her Out of the Building Demanding Answers! (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Mike LaChance

This was a surreal and amazing incident that unfolded tonight at the Republican National Convention.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

Good for her. When the head of the Secret Service is afraid of a 72 year old woman, it's time for tar and feathers.

 

[Vambram]

It would not surprise me at all that Kimberly Cheatle will do and say anything that she can possibly say or do in order to avoid herself taking FULL accountability for the Secret Service failures on July 13th.

 

[BCP1928]

If I was the governor of a state holding a political event for a Secret Service protected individual, I would ignore the Secret Service and set up my own security. The national guard along with other state and local law enforcement has all the necessary competence with military police units, snipers and security experts.

 

[wing2000]

I have quite a few questions about what transpired last Saturday in Butler, PA, but this is not the right way to go about getting answers.

Exactly.

Laying blame for political purposes without knowing all the facts solves nothing and only distracts from the mission of the Secret Service...a mission that includes the RNC.

 

[BCP1928]

Exactly.

Laying blame for political purposes without knowing all the facts solves nothing and only distracts from the mission of the Secret Service...a mission that includes the RNC.

The blame clearly rests with the Secret Service, who are supposed to be immune from political machinations.

 

[Pommer]

The blame clearly rests with the Secret Service, who are supposed to be immune from political machinations.

Yet even the Praetorian Guard was known to “select” an Emperor (or two).

 

[eleos1954]

Here's a video showing the head of the Secret Service, Kimberly Cheatle, avoiding specific answers to questions from Republican senators. Then she left. Note age is not always a determining factor for a politician, Senator Marsha Blackburn at age 72 was able to run after her.

WOW! Republican Senators John Barrasso and Marsha Blackburn Confront Secret Service Director at RNC and Chase Her Out of the Building Demanding Answers! (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Mike LaChance

This was a surreal and amazing incident that unfolded tonight at the Republican National Convention.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

If find it kind of odd that she was even there.

 

[BCP1928]

If find it kind of odd that she was even there.

Who? Cheatle or Blackburn?

 

[FenderTL5]

Interesting tact, ganging up and bullying when that was niether the time nor the place for such questioning.
Blackburn and gang would've been better served merely informing the director of an upcoming official inquirey.

otoh, I would dearly love to see someone publically demanding answers from Opiod Marsha. She's a disgrace to this fine state.

 

[Valletta]

Interesting tact, ganging up and bullying when that was niether the time nor the place for such questioning.
Blackburn and gang would've been better served merely informing the director of an upcoming official inquirey.

otoh, I would dearly love to see someone publically demanding answers from Opiod Marsha. She's a disgrace to this fine state.

A wide open shot from close range was allowed to take place at the leading candidate for president of the United States. Marsha Blackburn and other senators had set up a virtual online question and answer session with the head of the Secret Service, where the questions were queued up. With questions in the queue the Secret Service abruptly hung up on the senators. The United States senators are representatives of the people and the people deserve answers. This lack of security needs to be fixed now. Later Blackburn learned the head of the Secret Service was apparently staying right down the hallway from Marsha in the hotel. The Secret Service who allowed Trump to take stage even though they had previously spotted the sniper on the roof should have already been fired. What was their motive? They should be facing criminal charges for the death of the firefighter. Are we once again, just like with out of control prosecutors, having individuals trying to decide for the American people who should be president?

 

[wing2000]

A wide open shot from close range was allowed to take place at the leading candidate for president of the United States.

Your itentional use of the passive verb allowed is noted:

Allowed: give (someone) permission to do something.

 

[Valletta]

Your itentional use of the passive verb allowed is noted:

Allowed: give (someone) permission to do something.

"Allowed" meaning "giving someone the opportunity." It's the job of the Secret Service to take out potential snipers. They look for things like flashes from reflections--such as the opening of a window. They usually inform local residents to not even go near their windows for such an event.

 

[wing2000]

"Allowed" meaning "giving someone the opportunity." It's the job of the Secret Service to take out potential snipers. They look for things like flashes from reflections--such as the opening of a window. They usually inform local residents to not even go near their windows for such an event.

...which implies the Secret Service knowingly gave someone the opportunity. To allow is knowingly giving permission or as you state, an opportunity.

 

[FenderTL5]

A wide open shot from close range was allowed to take place at the leading candidate for president of the United States.

I'm aware of the assassination attempt. You seem to be implying that the Secret Service was complicit?

Marsha Blackburn and other senators had set up a virtual online question and answer session with the head of the Secret Service, where the questions were queued up. With questions in the queue the Secret Service abruptly hung up on the senators.

Are you referring to this one? Or some other event?

Later Blackburn learned the head of the Secret Service was apparently staying right down the hallway from Marsha in the hotel.

You're kidding!!!???

 

[Always in His Presence]

Your itentional use of the passive verb allowed is noted:

Allowed: give (someone) permission to do something.

"Allowed" meaning "giving someone the opportunity." It's the job of the Secret Service to take out potential snipers. They look for things like flashes from reflections--such as the opening of a window. They usually inform local residents to not even go near their windows for such an event.

Spot on correct - using the proper definition is vital to understanding. Thank you for expanding so everyone can understand better.

 

[Always in His Presence]

I'm aware of the assassination attempt. You seem to be implying that the Secret Service was complicit?

Is negligence part of complicity?

 

[FenderTL5]

Is negligence part of complicity?

I don't know. I presume it would depend whether the neglience was intentional or not (if proven).

 

[Always in His Presence]

I don't know. I presume it would depend whether the neglience was intentional or not (if proven).

Negligence: failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in like circumstances