Police in Brussels arrest head of Rubio’s security detail

[Anonymous]

Isn’t there anyone associated with the administration that knows how to behave?

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/3368419/

Maybe they can send him to El Salvador.

[Anonymous]

Whoa!!!

[Anonymous]

Did you read the article? Government treat DSS agents like complete crap and forces them to work inhumane hours. This strain doesn't excuse such behavior, but it certainly explains it.

[Anonymous]

^ and by "government", I mean all the recent administrations.

[Anonymous]

The best people. THE BEST.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did you read the article? Government treat DSS agents like complete crap and forces them to work inhumane hours. This strain doesn't excuse such behavior, but it certainly explains it.

The agent was arrested because he reacted violently to the fact that the bar was closed. Did he want a drink? Did he want to inspect the bar for safety reasons? Unclear, but no, I’m not excusing or accepting the explanation of “he was tired”. There are plenty of people, who work far longer hours under far more stress and they do not get arrested. Along with my fellow residents, I routinely worked 30h shifts in the hospital for years and were never arrested. This is embarrassing for the U.S.

[Anonymous]

Based on what I read somewhere else, he had something very traumatic happen recently.

So while I usually would think this was terrible, in this case, I would leave it alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you read the article? Government treat DSS agents like complete crap and forces them to work inhumane hours. This strain doesn't excuse such behavior, but it certainly explains it.

The agent was arrested because he reacted violently to the fact that the bar was closed. Did he want a drink? Did he want to inspect the bar for safety reasons? Unclear, but no, I’m not excusing or accepting the explanation of “he was tired”. There are plenty of people, who work far longer hours under far more stress and they do not get arrested. Along with my fellow residents, I routinely worked 30h shifts in the hospital for years and were never arrested. This is embarrassing for the U.S.

Exactly. Should he be overworked? Of course not. Am I sympathetic to a guy starting fights because the bar was closed bcs he had to work 6 or even 7 days a week? No. I worked that last year and didn’t attack anyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Did you read the article? Government treat DSS agents like complete crap and forces them to work inhumane hours. This strain doesn't excuse such behavior, but it certainly explains it.


The agent was arrested because he reacted violently to the fact that the bar was closed. Did he want a drink? Did he want to inspect the bar for safety reasons? Unclear, but no, I’m not excusing or accepting the explanation of “he was tired”. There are plenty of people, who work far longer hours under far more stress and they do not get arrested. Along with my fellow residents, I routinely worked 30h shifts in the hospital for years and were never arrested. This is embarrassing for the U.S.

+1 million This type of behavior should never be excused. Total embarrassment to the U.S.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Based on what I read somewhere else, he had something very traumatic happen recently.

So while I usually would think this was terrible, in this case, I would leave it alone.

No. Just, no.

[Anonymous]

I find it interesting that DCUM liberals screech with outrage whenever the Washington Examiner is used as a source with reports about embarrassing behavior by Democrats... but not a peep if the story is negative to Republicans. Then it somehow becomes a trusted source.

Very curious. But good to know that no one will object to others using the Examiner in the future.