President Joe Biden's Secret Service chief, Kimberly Cheatle, is set to face a House hearing after failing to prevent a sniper attack on former President Donald Trump. Cheatle, who was previously praised by Biden for her exceptional leadership, is now under fire for potentially prioritizing diversity over merit in her hiring practices. Critics argue this focus may have compromised the agency's effectiveness. With a career spanning 27 years at the Secret Service and a brief stint at PepsiCo, Cheatle’s return to the agency has become controversial. The upcoming hearing promises to reveal more about her decisions and their impact on national security.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said on Fox News radio today that Kimberly Cheatle "has a lot to answer for."
Before retiring from the Secret Service in 2019, Cheatle worked for President Donald Trump for 27 years reports Breitbart.
She then spent 14 months working at PepsiCo North America as the head of security. In August 2...
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