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Bipartisan House Committee Calls for Director Cheatle to Resign

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The House Oversight Committee asked Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to resign. The letter was bipartisan and signed by James Comer and Jamie Raskin.

The letter cited her failure to protect Donald Trump from an assassination attempt that ended the life of Corey Comperatore and wounded two others.

She failed to answer basic questions and reassure Americans. The letter insists that the American people demand institutional accountability and transparency during a presidential election.

They called for her immediate resignation so they could quickly “address this crisis” and “rebuild trust.”

It’s amazing to see bipartisan agreement on accountability.

Her incompetence was glaring:

The House Oversight Committee asked Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to resign. The letter was bipartisan, with James Comer and Jamie Raskin

4 COMMENTS

  1. Her resignation is like a slap on the wrist.

    I mean… if I was responsible for an assassination attempt where an innocent bystander was killed and the judge told me that I could get life in prison or simply resign, I would chose resign and I would be doing a happy dance.

    They will give her another big paying job, if not in the government someone connected to demcorat some rich people will give her a big overpaid job, like she had in the past ; security at Pepsi.

    she is getting a slap on the wrist when she should be prosecuted for her involvement in both an assassination attempt and the death of Corey Comperatore.

    Corey Comperatore’s loved ones and other people wounded on July 13th should hire the best lawyer and sue both the secret services and Kimberly Cheatle.

    if George Floyd’s family deserved the $27 Million a judge awarded them, Comperatore’s widow certainly deserves as much !

  2. Look at that ugly liberal face. The hate must turn the body ugly because I never see a good looking liberal woman.

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