>Why are you skipping the meat of the about, Anon?
Looked to me like the meat of it was who does SS protect.
Obtuse.
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>>21235431 (LB)
>40,000 foot fundamental question is how, not who, or where. "Sloped roofs are too scary," is not an acceptable answer.
When it's the excuse used during a presidential assassination attempt, when they knew for 10 minutes there was a security issues but still allowed POTUS Trump to go on stage? Local PD snipers were on slopes, I thought SS agents are the cream of the crop? Or I thought they were supposed to be anyway.
>>21235474 (LB)
Huh. I didn't know that. I only thought it was a small, select group that protects presidents, vice presidents, ex-presidents and whatnot. Clear case of rot at the top in the SS.
>>21235459 (LB)
Secret Service protects many branches, Anon. Not just the President. The Presidential Teams, though, they're pipe hitters, hard as fuck. Special Agent Amy Schumer probably worked for the Treasury or some other department, that just requires her to tap x number of targets, center mass on the range to qualify.
Nowhere in these posts suggest anyone is talking about the origins of USSS.