Trump Looks to Remove Hunter Biden's Secret Service Protection

Trump knows that any Democrat would do this to himself and his family. For crying out loud, Biden refused him Secret Service protection for as long as he could when Trump was the frontrunning candidate for president. And then he took protection away from Trump to task it with protecting Jill Biden who, we can now say, is not a doctor at all.

Trump pointed out that Hunter is currently in South Africa -- a nation now on the US watch list due to its racist oppression of its white minority. What's he doing there? I can only assume he's doing what he's done all his adult life, attempting to sell political influence to a scumbag foreign country.

Trump also wants to cancel Ashley Biden's protective detail.

If Hunter feels he needs protection, he can just sell more of his watercolor artworks.

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Secret Service protection was an outrageous misuse of taxpayer money and confirmed he was pulling the plug.

"Hunter Biden has had Secret Service protection for an extended period of time, all paid for by the United States taxpayer," Trump wrote. "There are as many as 18 people on this detail, which is ridiculous!" He then announced: "Effective immediately, Hunter Biden will no longer receive Secret Service protection."

Trump also revealed that Ashley Biden had a taxpayer-funded security detail of 13 agents, which he deemed excessive. "Likewise, Ashley Biden, who has 13 agents, will be taken off the list," he stated.

The decision comes amid mounting scrutiny over Hunter Biden's continued Secret Service protection despite not holding any official government role. Reports surfaced last week that he had been staying in a luxury $500-a-night villa in Cape Town, South Africa, while flanked by federal security--just as he skipped a scheduled court deposition. Trump made it clear that the American people should not be footing the bill for Hunter's personal travel.

Trump has long pushed to limit extended Secret Service protection for non-government figures, previously revoking security for former officials such as Mike Pompeo and John Bolton. His latest move reinforces his commitment to cutting unnecessary federal spending, especially when it involves high-profile figures like Hunter Biden.

Happy Tuesday, everybody. I hope that you're all having a great days and that if you're in a storm-stricken area, I hope they've got the power back on and your basements aren't overly-flooded.

posted by Ace at 01:07 PM

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