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To: snopercod
other way around, I think. I think one of the captions is mislabeled.

I'm assuming that the final pic is correct...the man standing slightly apart inside IS the USSS agent. His tie is silver/blue and he has a dark lanyard for his credentials.

The other guy in the "arm around the neck" picture has a yellow lanyard for his credentials. I'm thinking he's Chilean.

60 posted on 11/21/2004 4:43:10 AM PST by not_apathetic_anymore
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To: not_apathetic_anymore

I'm so confused.


66 posted on 11/21/2004 4:47:44 AM PST by snopercod (Inflation, it's how wars are paid for.)
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To: not_apathetic_anymore

I agree


157 posted on 11/21/2004 7:26:23 AM PST by united1000
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To: not_apathetic_anymore
I'm assuming that the final pic is correct...the man standing slightly apart inside IS the USSS agent. His tie is silver/blue and he has a dark lanyard for his credentials.

The other guy in the "arm around the neck" picture has a yellow lanyard for his credentials. I'm thinking he's Chilean.

Maybe this will help clear it up, perhaps the man with the yellow lanyard is the 2nd agent:

According to Secret Service sources, the man Mr. Bush pulled through is a high-level agent and one of the president's personal favorites. The president normally has two agents near him at all times, but the second agent on the detail was not immediately allowed through. (post #70, by quilla)

188 posted on 11/21/2004 9:40:16 AM PST by PLK
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