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Rep. Mace tells Kimberly Cheatle that she’s ‘full of ****’

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8 months ago

July 23, 2024

www.youtube.com – 11Alive – 2024-07-23 11:48:50

SUMMARY: During a committee meeting, members questioned a representative about a request for information sent on July 15th. They inquired whether the Secret Service had provided a complete list of law enforcement personnel present on that day. The representative responded that they would need to check, indicating a “no” answer. Additionally, the committee asked if all audio and video recordings had been submitted as requested; again, they received a vague response, suggesting a lack of transparency. Frustrated, a committee member accused the representative of dishonesty in their responses.

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle said Monday that her agency failed in its mission to protect former President Donald Trump, as lawmakers of both major political parties demanded during a highly contentious congressional hearing that she resign over security failures that allowed a gunman to scale a roof and open fire at a campaign rally: https://www.11alive.com/article/news/nation-world/secret-service-chief-congress-hearing-kimberly-cheatle/507-ce575454-3d91-4a0b-badf-105ee4809c04

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www.youtube.com – 11Alive – 2025-03-28 05:13:39

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Salute to Service: Judge James Blanchard

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19 hours ago

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www.wjbf.com – Brandon Dawson – 2025-03-27 17:50:00

SUMMARY: Judge James Blanchard, a Marine Corps Reserve veteran from 1961-1967, is recognized as this month’s Salute to Service Honoree for his work with the Columbia County Judicial System Veterans Court. He helps veterans facing challenges, offering them a second chance through mentorship and support. The program includes curfew officers and mentors who assist with job placements, home conditions, and VA issues. Mentors, including Gary Smith, Stephen Shelt, and Robin Young, share their appreciation for Blanchard’s dedication. Blanchard credits the success to the teamwork of mentors and staff, emphasizing their collective effort in helping veterans reintegrate into society.

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