Secret Service director sites “safety” concerns of sloped roof as reason it wasn’t covered

[theHawk]

So Kimberly Cheatle, the incompetent woman in charge of the most elite security detail in the world, says that the rooftop the gunman was on was looked at, but for safety reasons didn’t want law enforcement on the roof.

Secret Service boss cites hazard of putting agent on 'sloped roof'

Embattled Secret Service head Kimberly Cheatle said in an interview the 'buck stops' with her, and said a decision was made not to post an agent on a 'sloped roof' that a shooter used to fire on Trump.

www.dailymail.co.uk

What was that?

 

[pknopp]

Fire her already.

 

[Donald H]

Doooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

 

[Natural Citizen]

Did she say how she thinks the ladder got put there? Did she say why none of the police who were parked just several feet from and who were inside the same building that the combatant climbed where the ladder was placed didn't ask any questions about why it was there or how it got staged there?

Was she even asked?

 

[jotathought]

She said the "Buck stops with her," which really doesn't mean anything, as there will be no consequences (as we've seen with many bureaucrats across the Biden administration) for not being able to do the job. It's constant finger-pointing, and it's the Secret Service's responsibility to protect the president and previous presidents.

The Secret Service fucked up .. plain and simple, and she admitted it in the exclusive interview.

 

[kyzr]

Did she say how she thinks the ladder got put there?

Or how the kid got on the roof. He went from roof to roof to roof, but we don't know how he got up there, or if the SS was on the ground floor of the buildings how the kid got past them.

 

[pknopp]

She said the "Buck stops with her," which really doesn't mean anything, as there will be no consequences (as we've seen with many bureaucrats across the Biden administration) for not being able to do the job. It's constant finger-pointing, and it's the Secret Service's responsibility to protect the president and previous presidents.

The Secret Service fucked up .. plain and simple, and she admitted it in the exclusive interview.

Did Trump fire Fauci?

The unaccounted for incompetence has been a part of government for decades.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Or how the kid got on the roof.

He went from roof to roof to roof,

He didn't go roof to roof.

but we don't know how he got up there,

Don't you see good?

 

[Independent thinker]

So Kimberly Cheatle, the incompetent woman in charge of the most elite security detail in the world, says that the rooftop the gunman was on was looked at, but for safety reasons didn’t want law enforcement on the roof.

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Secret Service boss cites hazard of putting agent on 'sloped roof'

Embattled Secret Service head Kimberly Cheatle said in an interview the 'buck stops' with her, and said a decision was made not to post an agent on a 'sloped roof' that a shooter used to fire on Trump.

www.dailymail.co.uk

What was that?

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We wouldn't want anyone getting hurt. Oh, wait a minute, several people were hurt, including two being dead.

 

[jotathought]

Did Trump fire Fauci?

The unaccounted for incompetence has been a part of government for decades.

Was Fauci in charge of the security detail for a previous president and presidential candidate who was nearly assassinated?

 

[Donald H]

Did she say how she thinks the ladder got put there? Did she say why none of the police who were parked just several feet from and who were inside the same building that the combatant climbed where the ladder was placed didn't ask any questions about why it was there or how it got staged there?

Was she even asked?

Are you suggesting that it was an inside job?

 

[pknopp]

Was Fauci in charge of the security detail for a previous president and presidential candidate who was nearly assassinated?

Enough with the excuses.

(as we've seen with many bureaucrats across the Biden administration)

Were "many" bureaucrats responsible for this?

 

[Natural Citizen]

Why is this suddenly a Fauci thread?

Why do you people do that?

 

[pknopp]

Why is this suddenly a Fauci thread?

Why do you people do that?

Context. Blaming one president for what all have done. If you wish to keep it about the S.S. director, keep it about her.

Otherwise don't be a hypocrite.

 

[jotathought]

Enough with the excuses.

(as we've seen with many bureaucrats across the Biden administration)

Were "many" bureaucrats responsible for this?

He didn't have the authority to fire Fauci .. moot point.

Can Trump fire Fauci? Technically, no​

Under federal law, Trump doesn’t have the power to directly fire Fauci, a career civil servant, and remove him from government. And while Trump could try ordering his political appointees to dismiss the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Fauci could appeal – a time-consuming process.

 

[martybegan]

So Kimberly Cheatle, the incompetent woman in charge of the most elite security detail in the world, says that the rooftop the gunman was on was looked at, but for safety reasons didn’t want law enforcement on the roof.

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Secret Service boss cites hazard of putting agent on 'sloped roof'

Embattled Secret Service head Kimberly Cheatle said in an interview the 'buck stops' with her, and said a decision was made not to post an agent on a 'sloped roof' that a shooter used to fire on Trump.

www.dailymail.co.uk

What was that?

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Do they realize that bad excuses like this are worse than just saying nothing?

 

[Natural Citizen]

Are you suggesting that it was an inside job?

I'm asking what really should be common sense questions so that we can figure that out.

Do you think he carried the ladder across the parking lot where the police where parked and stationed inside the very building he climbed and shot and killed/wounded several people?

Like...eh scuse me, guys, I just need to get my ladder up here so I can get up on the roof.

 

[pknopp]

He didn't have the authority to fire Fauci .. moot point.

Yes he most certainly could have made it happen.

 

[jotathought]

Yes he most certainly could have made it happen.

A long, lengthy process that would not have occurred under his term, as CNN describes.

 

[Donald H]

I'm asking what really should be common sense questions so that we can figure that out.

Do you think he carried the ladder across the parking lot where the police where parked and stationed inside the very building he climbed and shot and killed/wounded several people?

I'm not interested in helping you with any 'building 7' theories. Develop the conspiracy yourself but be careful of what you try to invent.