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Democrat Senator Richard Blumenthal has admitted that the American public will be “shocked, astonished, and appalled” by the forthcoming Senate report on the Secret Service’s failures during the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

This admission, coming from a liberal stronghold, underscores the depth of incompetence and potential misconduct that conservatives have long suspected within the upper echelons of government security.
 
The incident, which occurred during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, 2024, saw Trump narrowly escape an assassination attempt, highlighting not just a security lapse but what many on the right are now calling a deliberate oversight or worse, a setup.

Blumenthal’s comments, while lacking in specifics, paint a picture of systemic failure that could only be described as negligent or, more controversially, intentional.

Conservatives have been quick to point out that this isn’t merely a case of dropped balls but a potential conspiracy.

The Secret Service, an agency tasked with the protection of the nation’s leaders, failed spectacularly.

From communication breakdowns to the absence of counter-drone measures due to “connectivity issues,” every step of the way was marked by what appears to be deliberate inaction or misdirection.
 
The narrative that local law enforcement was to blame for not spotting the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, in time, rings hollow when one considers the Secret Service’s ultimate responsibility.

This isn’t about local cops missing a detail; it’s about the Secret Service’s failure to oversee and coordinate, a task they are uniquely trained and equipped for.

Blumenthal’s warning that the report will expose “a litany of errors” only fuels the conservative fire.

For many, this isn’t about mere incompetence but a deeper, more sinister plot.

Why was there no counter-drone system deployed?

Why were there communication failures at such a critical moment? These aren’t coincidences but could well be orchestrated failures designed to leave Trump vulnerable.

The conservative perspective sees this not just as a security failure but as a political hit job.

The implications are dire: if the Secret Service, an institution meant to be above the political fray, can be so grossly negligent or manipulated, what does this say about the safety of conservative figures in America?

The outrage isn’t just about Trump; it’s about the integrity of institutions that are supposed to serve all Americans, regardless of their political leanings.

Blumenthal’s comments, while intended perhaps to prepare the public for a report on incompetence, have instead ignited a conservative backlash.

They see this as an admission of guilt by association, where the liberal establishment might have turned a blind eye or worse, facilitated an environment where such an attempt could succeed.
 
The upcoming report, if it lives up to Blumenthal’s hype, might not just shock but could lead to a significant overhaul in how security for political figures is handled.

For conservatives, it’s a call to arms, a demand for transparency, and a reminder that in the current political climate, even the most trusted institutions might harbor biases or worse, enemies within.