The Secret Service, once revered as the epitome of professionalism, seems to have gone up in smoke. The New York Post reports [1] that a new book [2] by Rep. James Comer reveals they mishandled evidence pertaining to the cocaine that was found in the White House, leaving the public wondering if the agency is better at sniffing out excuses than culprits.
The Comer book reveals that agents assigned to protect President Biden fumbled an investigation into the baggie of cocaine found in the West Wing in July of 2023.
Comer says about the issue, “I had to abandon the probe I led into the cocaine found at the Biden White House because the Secret Service destroyed the little plastic bag that contained the cocaine a few days after it was discovered.”
And the recordings from inside of the White House? They didn’t show the exact location of where the cocaine was discovered. Well, THAT was convenient. Convenient for the culprit who wasn’t exposed after the Secret Service’s 11-day “investigation [3].”
With all the precision of a frat house cleanup crew, the Secret Service essentially shrugged and declared, “Who knows whose stash it was?” And obviously, no one in the Biden-Harris administration cared about finding out – or letting us know whose it was. It was kind of like the “investigation” into the person who leaked the Dobbs decision at the Supreme Court. Gone and buried [4].
This debacle isn’t just an isolated incident; it’s part of a pattern of mismanagement that defines Biden- Harris era federal agencies. From the DOJ’s selective prosecutions to the FBI’s partisan investigations, it seems every institution under Biden-Harris is about as corrupt and partisan as they come.
Over the Biden presidency, the Secret Service got added to the list of failed agencies because of things like their cocaine “investigation” and information uncovered after the attempted Trump assassinations. It came to light that, unfortunately, the Secret Service, like everything else under Biden-Harris, became a total disaster.
The American people deserve better than a Keystone Cops routine from the “professionals” tasked with protecting the president and the White House. Yet, with no accountability in sight, this incident faded away like a puff of smoke.
As the Biden-Harris Secret Service snorts away their credibility, it’s reassuring to know a new Sheriff will ride into town on January 20th. With this change, we can hope for a revamped Secret Service – one that’s credible, competent, and finally up to the task at hand. After all, as we’ve come to realize, Trump’s very survival depends on it.