OAN Staff&nbsp;<a href="https://www.oann.com/tag/brooke-mallory">John Hines</a> 10:18 AM – Monday, July 29, 2024
Senator Ron Johnson suggests politics may be playing a role in the level of security coverage that presidential candidates and former presidents receive. One America’ s John Hines has more from Washington.
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Senator Ron Johnson suggests politics may be playing a role in the level of security coverage that presidential candidates and former presidents receive.{ai:summary}Senator Ron Johnson hinted that political motives might be lurking in the shadows of security details for presidential candidates. The whispers in Washington suggest something darker than just protocol.In a game where safety meets strategy, the lines blur between protection and power. #politics

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