In a dramatic joint hearing before the Senate Judiciary and Senate Homeland Security Committees on Tuesday, Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe faced intense scrutiny over the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. The hearing was marked by heated exchanges, particularly between Rowe and Senator Josh Hawley, who pressed Rowe on the accountability of Secret Service officials.
Rowe described the situation as “unfair persecution” to dismiss officials responsible for the security lapses at the Trump rally, where Trump was shot and another man was killed. “No, Senator, because interoperability is a challenge, is a greater challenge than just one person,” Rowe responded when asked by Hawley if the person overseeing radio communications between local law enforcement and the Secret Service had been relieved of duty. “On that day, we had a counterpart system. It failed spectacularly.”
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Senator Hawley pressed further, questioning whether the individual who decided to allow Trump to take the stage, despite the known security risks, had been removed from their position. Rowe firmly replied, “No, sir, they haven’t.”
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The Secret Service is either guilty of duplicity in the attempted assassination of President Trump, the killing of a spectator and the wounding of 2 more spectators, or guilty of grand and spectacular malfeasance, stupidity, and professionalism.
Heads should roll, evil intentions investigated, and all those involved either resign or be fired.