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The Senate report reveals shocking security failures by the Secret Service that nearly cost President Trump his life. Agents failed to secure buildings near the rally, allowing a shooter to get dangerously close. Communication breakdowns and poor planning left our former president exposed to an assassin’s bullet last July in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Corey Comperatore died protecting his family at that rally, a true American hero. Two others were wounded alongside President Trump, who suffered a grazed ear. This tragedy happened because the Secret Service didn’t do their job protecting our leaders.
They ignored the building where the killer set up just 130 yards from President Trump. No agents were posted there to stop him. This wasn’t just a mistake—it was negligence that put lives at risk.
The Biden administration made things worse by denying extra protection for President Trump during the campaign. Political bias endangered a former president, and that’s unacceptable. Every American leader deserves equal security, no matter their party.
Thankfully, Republicans are fixing this mess with a $1.17 billion boost to the Secret Service budget. This cash injection will help retrain agents and buy better equipment. We must ensure our protectors have what they need to keep leaders safe.
Dangerous threats continue, like that suspect caught near President Trump’s golf course in September. Our enemies are still trying to harm our leaders. The Secret Service must stay alert against these cowards.
These failures show why we need new leadership at the Secret Service. The agency needs complete reform to prevent another near-disaster. Americans deserve answers about why security collapsed that day.
With proper funding and accountability, we can restore the Secret Service to its vital mission. Protecting our leaders isn’t about politics—it’s about defending America itself. We must honor Corey Comperatore’s sacrifice by making sure this never happens again.
