[Clara Lou]

My post to you:
And if you know how security checks work, then you know that, inspite of those security checks, our president was still in jeopardy, and that his security people were very unhappy that he chose to go out and throw that pitch.

Your response to my post:
You can be assured that his security people were likely incredibly displeased that he had the notion to do this at all.
Why were "his security people...likely incredibly displeased" if there were no threat to the President's safety?

Who appointed you The Great Opinion Corrector?

[Pahuanui]

Why were "his security people...likely incredibly displeased" if there were no threat to the President's safety?

Any time that a president, or any high-profile public figure, for that matter, decides to go out in public in front of such a crowd, his security detail(s) will be displeased, as the variables which cannot be accounted for increase.

Who appointed you The Great Opinion Corrector?

No one. Someone gave his/her opinion. I gave mine. No 'correction' is needed anywhere.