Source: New York Post
The Secret Service was woefully underprepared when a gunman opened fire on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania last July — with major breakdowns in the communication of threats, in adequate training and the denial of multiple requests for key security resources, according to a pair of damning reports released by Senate investigators. Sens. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Rand Paul (R-KY) outlined the agency’s “inexcusable negligence” before, during and after the attempt on Trump’s life in what they called a “cascade of preventable failures.
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