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To: doug from upland
Hello Doug -

Thanks for posting this - I thought I had already heard enough negative things about her and I didn't even know this. I thought it was Secret Service agents roughing up people.

It is absolutely amazing what she gets away with. I would gladly volunteer to boo and jeer and heckle her - I'm not a small guy and would not be easily intimidated. If someone was there with a camera to document any illegal overbearing force - I would really enjoy exercising my rights as a free American and I would go to the mat with anyone who tryed to stop me short of using a gun or a knife.

I would be thrilled and prouc to go to jail if necessary. Unfortunately, she doesn't come to my side of town, the left coast.
44 posted on 01/04/2003 2:26:12 PM PST by M. Peach
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To: M. Peach
It is long past time for the Secret Service protective detail to be put in uniform. It is not like they are inconspicous, anyway. But since they are not in uniform, it is not against the law to impersonate one.

Hillary! uses this to her advantage by having thugs dress up like Secret Service for crowd control. The current President could change that in an instant by requiring an identifiable uniform. Impersonating a Secret Service Agent by wearing an identifiable uniform would most definitely be a crime. But any idiot can dress in a dark suit and sunglasses and stick a radio earpiece in his ear.

Another problem with the lack of identifiable uniform is that it allows people to get close to the President. You don't have to be Tom Clancy to figure out that dressing the part is the best way to hide in plain sight. Given our present situation, this is an unacceptable risk.

62 posted on 01/06/2003 7:54:57 AM PST by gridlock
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