while the political media want you to focus on the bread and circuses of who Democrat Party elites will crown as their next presidential nominee,

I would like to refocus our attention back on that little story that seems to have fallen out of the news, namely that the

Republican nominee was very nearly murdered nine days ago and how the woman in

charge of keeping that nominee safe still has her job,

and how that woman is still stonewalling members of Congress on basic aspects of the

assassination attempt.

Was it a lone gunman?

How do you get on the roof?

Why was Trump permitted to take the stage?

To be fair, I am not the only one asking the questions.

Republicans aren't the only ones asking these questions.

Many people are surprised to see that during congressional testimony yesterday,

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheetle faced calls to resign, even from Democrat

Congressman, even from far left Congressman, such as AOC.

So the notion of a report coming out in 60 days when the threat environment is so high in the United States,

irrespective of party, is not acceptable. And I think it's very important to understand that.

This is not theater, this is not about jockeying,

this is about the safety of some of the most highly targeted and valued targets internationally and domestically in the United States

of America.

So the idea that a report will be finalized in 60 days, let alone prior to any actionable

decisions that would be made is simply not acceptable.

It has been 10 days since an assassination attempt on a former

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