Difference between revisions of "Kim Cheatle"
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==Assassination attempt of President Donald Trump== | ==Assassination attempt of President Donald Trump== | ||
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| − | Cheatle announced her resignation after the | + | Cheatle announced her resignation after the botched [[assassination attempt on President Trump]] on July 20, 2024; [[Joe Biden]] followed suit a day later. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:13, July 21, 2024
Kim Cheatle is the Biden regime DEI appointee to the head the Secret Service. Cheatle is a former PepsiCo security executive who was selected by Jill Biden to head the agency.[1]
According to her official bio, Cheatle is "responsible for successfully executing the agency’s integrated mission of protection and investigations by leading a diverse workforce composed of more than 7,800" special agents and other personnel.
Cheatle worked with the Bidens during Biden's vice presidency. Prior to that, she worked for former Dick Cheney.[2] Cheatle took over the agency following the scandal involving the Secret Service' lack of preparedness during the J6 protests and its deletion of all text messages during the event.[3]
Assassination attempt of President Donald Trump
- See also: Assassination attempt on Trump
Cheatle announced her resignation after the botched assassination attempt on President Trump on July 20, 2024; Joe Biden followed suit a day later.
References
- ↑ Secret Service Director Kim Cheatle landed job after push by Jill Biden’s office, sources say, By Steven Nelson, New York Post, Published July 15, 2024. nypost.com
- ↑ Congressman James Comer Invited U.S. Secret Service Director Cheatle To Testify At July 22nd Hearing On Trump Assassination Attempt, BY CT CENTINAL STAFF, Connecticut Centinal, JULY 13, 2024. connecticutcentinal.com
- ↑ More on the deleted Secret Service texts related to J6, Julie Kelly, Dec 10, 2023. twitter.com/julie_kelly2