I guess "Doctor" Jill Biden will be attending a Ladies Auxiliary which obviously is higher priority.
Harris-Biden are rigging the election by making Trump choose between his life and an effective get-out-the-vote operation.
Former President Donald Trump was recently forced to cancel a campaign rally in Wisconsin because the federal task force in charge of safety denied him adequate protection resources.
On Tuesday, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., sent a letter to the acting director of the Secret Service detailing the allegations of a whistleblower who said the event was canceled because the nation's premier security agency lacked "sufficient assets" to keep the Republican presidential nominee safe.
"Other whistleblowers with knowledge of Secret Service planning protocols allege that failure to provide protection for a major public event is highly unusual and that a sitting president would never be denied resources in this way," Hawley wrote.
Wisconsin was one of several key rust belt states Trump narrowly won in 2016, and then lost by just roughly 20,000 votes in 2020. According to the latest aggregate of surveys maintained by RealClearPolitics, Harris is leading Trump by less than 1 point in the state, whereas Biden led by more than 6 points at the same point in the race.
Trump's canceled campaign event in contrast to Vice President Kamala Harris' ability to roam the nation safely marks just the latest double standard in the race when it comes to the candidates' security.
After a series of agency failures opened the door to a failed assassination attempt on Trump this summer, the Republican candidate was told to no longer hold outdoor campaign events.
"The Secret Service did not return an email from The Federalist requesting comment," Senior Elections Correspondent Matt Kittle reported. "So it's not clear whether the agency has made the same requests of Vice President Kamala Harris."
The Secret Service's Pittsburgh office (which was, by the way, the city Jill Biden was visiting which required four whole Secret Service spotter-sniper teams to protect the Fake President) was unaware of any threats against the president until they saw the Butler sniper attack on TV.
A newly released report from the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee revealed a significant failure within the Secret Service during a July 13 rally for former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. The Secret Service special agent in charge (SAIC) of the Pittsburgh field office stated they were not informed of credible threats to Trump until after an assassination attempt, which they learned about from televised news reports.
The preliminary report highlights numerous communication breakdowns within the agency, with only two Secret Service agents made aware of the threat in advance. One of these agents received classified details about the threat, which involved a potential drone attack. The failure to relay this information to the SAIC and other key personnel has prompted criticism and internal reviews.
Handwritten notes from the SAIC raised concerns about why critical intelligence had not been shared. "Why am I hearing that there were threats to the site on TV?" the SAIC wrote, questioning why more comprehensive security measures were not implemented.
Counter snipers had been assigned to the event due to the intelligence, but many personnel involved, including the intelligence advance agent and the SAIC, were not notified. The interim report pointed to the need for improved communication and decision-making within the agency to prevent such oversights in the future.
The Secret Service must have been busy playing grabass.
A Secret Service agent has been accused of sexually assaulting a staffer for Vice President Kamala Harris. The incident occurred in Green Bay, Wisconsin, during an advance security trip for a Harris campaign event that was later canceled. The agent has been placed on administrative leave pending investigation.
Key Details:
The alleged assault took place during a post-work gathering involving Harris staffers and Secret Service agents.
The accused agent was reportedly intoxicated and passed out in a hotel hallway after the incident.
Secret Service has launched an internal investigation; the agent is on administrative leave.
Hey remember when we used to demand that employees be qualified and pass a criminal history check? And the latter wasn't "racist"? Good times, good times.