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BumRushDaShow

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17. It's not necessarily the SS.
Sun Apr 26, 2026, 05:29 PM
Apr 26

It's whoever put the "plan" together that would involve WAY MORE than the SS - like the D.C. Metro Police and even the damn 2000+ National Guard "patrolling the streets" of D.C., picking up trash and doing landscaping.

I just saw an article that reminded about something that happened 45 years ago AT the same hotel -

Sound of Gunfire Carries Eerie Echoes of Reagan's Shooting Outside the Same Washington Hotel (AP article via U.S. News & World Report)

That incident changed how the SS handles Presidents. The issue is that venue and securing it when you have such political upheaval in this day and time.

There is more fucking "security" (riot police, NG, ICE agents) at peaceful protests than for our elected officials.

Every article I have seen has been explicit that the supposed perp never got anywhere close to the SS perimeter


The hotel surveillance video that has circulated showed he BLEW PAST that first "perimeter" of Secret Service and was apparently cutoff right as he reached the stairs that went to the floor where the ballroom was.

Not sure what you were looking at or reading.

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Why the exception for Kash Patel? 50 Shades Of Blue Apr 26 #1
POC? I think the guy was suicidal anyway. Anyone who tries this has got to be... LeftInTX Apr 26 #2
Weird that he would reportedly be a member of... LudwigPastorius Apr 26 #3
"160 year old Republican youth movement"? Please tell me you're not this bad at history. mathematic Apr 26 #4
So, you think a wannabe assassin is a "good guy"? LudwigPastorius Apr 26 #7
That's a misunderstanding of mathematic's comment... reACTIONary Apr 26 #14
It's becoming a very quiet growing movement. The Grand Illuminist Apr 27 #24
There is another one founded in 2020 LeftInTX Apr 26 #11
Thanks LudwigPastorius Apr 26 #13
What a dumbass. Now his actions have given legitimacy to Trump's CousinIT Apr 26 #5
which order is that? RussBLib Apr 26 #18
Um, yeah, no lonely bird Apr 26 #6
To this moron, I say - You're not helping SpankMe Apr 26 #8
I agree, this is the last thing the progressive anti-Trump movement needs. Fil1957 Apr 26 #9
So, except Kash Patel? Maybe Kash Patel was the one who staged the assassination attempt? generalbetrayus Apr 26 #10
Bod reporting. Bad headline. (by The Independent) Bluetus Apr 26 #12
Did you read the article? BumRushDaShow Apr 26 #15
More crappy reporting, IMHO Bluetus Apr 26 #16
It's not necessarily the SS. BumRushDaShow Apr 26 #17
Have you been to a dinner at the Washington Hilton? onenote Apr 27 #25
"Pretty close to the stairs that lead to ..." Bluetus Apr 28 #27
It takes hardly any time at all to go down those stairs and into the ballroom. onenote Apr 28 #28
And he could be in that same location if he never intended to enter the ballroom Bluetus Apr 28 #29
How'd he get access to communication with the family and the hotel? live love laugh Apr 26 #19
One would have to believe the hotel had wifi sarisataka Apr 26 #20
WiFi is everywhere what's that have to do with contacting the family? live love laugh Apr 27 #22
You asked how the shooter could contact his family sarisataka Apr 27 #23
There have been reports that wifi service wasn't working (well?) during the dinner. nt spooky3 Apr 27 #26
I saw a list of his most liked accounts over the past month somsai Apr 26 #21
Does he have a GoFundMe? marshall Apr 28 #30
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