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You know what I mean by protocol? It's a formal system prescribing how kings, ambassadors, etc., are to be addressed in formal situations. We know have a Racial Protocol system in place dictating how disfavored races are demanded to behave with respect to favored races.
Biden ordered Secret Service Protection for Former Agency Chief
The Secret Service is providing Kimberly Cheatle, its former director who resigned last month, a security detail in an unprecedented effort to protect a former agency chief amid lingering national anger about the myriad security lapses under her watch. Those failures led to the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump and the killing of firefighter Corey Comperatore, according to three sources in the Secret Service community.
Cheatle has faced an ongoing firestorm of fury from American citizens, and even rank-and-file Secret Service special agents and officers, over the agency's failures that created an opening for shooter Thomas Crooks to open fire on Trump, piercing his ear and killing Comperatore in front of his family and wounding two other rally-goers.
President Biden ordered the taxpayer-funded protection for Cheatle, these sources say, because she was facing numerous threats, especially on social media from individuals angered by the agency's failures on July 13 and her lack of transparency during her testimony to the House Oversight Committee July 22. She resigned the next day.
Threatening indivduals have also approached her, knowledgable sources tell RCP.