Beginners Guide to Fixing the Secret Service:
-Mandatory monthly requalifications for both pistol and long gun courses in addition to mandatory monthly physical fitness testing.
-All qualification metrics should be the same for male and female agents. USSS protectee’s heights and weights don’t change for male versus female agents, so neither should the standards.
-Security assets should be allocated based on threat levels, not titles. Assassins don’t care about titles, they care about death.
-Merge the agent and Uniformed Division Special Operations teams. Agents can’t currently act as dog handlers or Counter-Sniper Officers. And UD officers cannot serve on the Counter Assault Team. This is a meaningless obstacle.
-Turn over the investigation functions of the Secret Service to other federal agencies and have the Field Offices focus exclusively on threat mitigation, training, protective intelligence and physical protection.
-Scrap all cancerous DEI initiatives and salary enhancements for supervisors. Merit should be the ONLY guiding principle when it involves the lives of the country’s critical political figures.
Title: Democrats Weaponize Epstein-Wolff Emails to Attack Trump
By Wayne Ripley with the assistance of AI.
If there’s one thing the Democrats excel at, it’s turning information into a weapon — and the Epstein-Wolff emails are the latest example. Yes, the emails show Wolff advising Epstein to “let him hang himself,” talking strategy, leverage, and influence. Epstein engages. But here’s the kicker: Democrats don’t care about facts. They care about optics. They are deliberately weaponizing these emails to keep Trump under attack.
There’s no blackmail here. No crime, no direct threat, no quid pro quo. But Democrats don’t need that. They are highlighting the most damaging lines, timing the release perfectly, and pushing the story through the media over and over, hoping the repetition sticks. The goal is simple: create suspicion, feed outrage, and make Trump look guilty by association. Perception, not reality, is what matters to them — and they are using these emails as their ...
