If you want a preview of how chaotic things could get under Kamala Harris, just take a look at the mess Joe Biden’s made. Old Joe’s become a lame duck, twiddling his thumbs since announcing he won’t be running again. It’s safe to say Harris and her cronies have been pulling the strings for a while now.
Under this so-called “leadership,” federal agencies have become a circus. The level of incompetence is off the charts, but perhaps the most jaw-dropping example is the Secret Service. This once-respected agency has been reduced to a bad joke under the Biden/Harris administration. They even let someone take a shot at Donald Trump—yes, the same Secret Service that’s supposed to be the best of the best. Instead of beefing up security, the head honcho was more focused on diversity initiatives than on, you know, actually training agents. And it shows. Despite the embarrassment of the Trump incident, they haven’t learned a thing.
Case in point: the Secret Service’s latest debacle at a Kamala Harris fundraiser. Talk about ineptitude on full display.
The Secret Service has issued an apology after agents broke into a Massachusetts salon without permission to open up the building’s bathroom to the public during a fundraiser event for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Alicia Powers, the owner of the salon, recounted how Secret Service agents entered her building without prior notice by picking the lock to the front door and taping over the security cameras. The agents let the public use the bathroom for nearly two hours and left the premises unlocked after they were done. [Source: The Post Millennial]
In a move that would make even the Three Stooges cringe, Secret Service agents apparently broke into a Massachusetts salon during a Harris event, leaving the place unlocked and vulnerable after opening its bathroom to the public for nearly two hours. Alicia Powers, the salon owner, was understandably furious when she found out that these “elite” agents had picked her lock, disabled her security cameras with duct tape, and let a parade of strangers into her business—all without so much as a heads-up. And, as if that wasn’t enough, they didn’t even bother locking up afterward.
Security footage shows a female Secret Service agent waltzing up to the salon with duct tape in hand, using a chair to cover a security camera before throwing the doors open to whoever needed to use the restroom. For the next hour and a half, Powers’ salon became a public bathroom, with alarms going off and chaos reigning while she was left completely in the dark.
Brian Smith, the building’s landlord, confirmed that the Secret Service had zero permission to be there. “The Secret Service had no permission to go in there whatsoever,” Smith stated, clearly exasperated.
Powers echoed the sentiment, recounting her conversation with a Secret Service rep. “He said to me everything that was done was done very wrong,” she explained. “They were not supposed to tape my camera without permission. They were not supposed to enter the building without permission.”
This would be bad enough on its own, but it’s just the latest in a series of embarrassing failures for the Secret Service. It’s as if this once-proud agency is now staffed by amateurs. The blame? It falls squarely on the shoulders of a checked-out Joe Biden and an image-obsessed Kamala Harris. Harris, who seems more interested in her public persona than actual leadership, is letting these Keystone Cops run wild.
And if Harris ends up in the Oval Office? Buckle up, because we’re in for a bumpy ride.
Author: Kit Fargo
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