Safety of neighbors with Secret Service?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live out in Loudoun County in the neighborhood where Trump’s club is. He literally never set foot here until he was elected the first time, and literally never came once during the last 4 years he was out of office. But when he is in office he comes all the damn time to play golf (unless it’s winter and he goes to FL) and it’s super annoying.

It’s way more than just annoying! Were you aware those SS agents are fully armed, with like huge, fully-loaded guns with live bullets?!?

I mean OMG! WTF?!!!!??!?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Awww, the liberal is afraid of people protesting.

You lefty wingnuts keep racking up the hypocrisies!

Right???

I’m sure she was all-in on people protesting Kavanaugh in front of his home. But now suddenly, the prospect of her fellow leftists showing up on her block is frightening.

Insufferable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a little creepy to have secret service everywhere, but you could probably leave your keys in your car and your front door unlocked as long as they’re there - probably makes you safer overall, even if there’s an ick factor.

My husband once had his bike stolen from about 3 feet away from a posted secret service agent. The bike was locked so the thief took the time to saw the lock.

Anyone see a secret service agent riding around on a bike later that day?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Haha. OP here. If I posted the person’s name, I think there would be a slightly different reaction. I’m actually not a lefty, more moderate. And I live in one of the cheapest, tiniest houses in the neighborhood, not a McMansion. We have had other people here with Secret Service details in the past. Big difference was they were generally friendly neighbors who actually spoke to all of us. This person doesn’t speak to anyone and seems creepier in person than on TV. I am seeing 3-4 Secret Service vehicles and probably more elsewhere. It seems like more than I saw with other people who were more senior. I wish the neighbor would engage a bit more so we could have a general idea of if there is heightened risk or if this is just how it will be for the next four years.

I like the idea of the Hate has No Home. Might have to get a bunch of pride flags, too.

You live in DC. Do you think you are the first person who has experienced this? Grow up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I live out in Loudoun County in the neighborhood where Trump’s club is. He literally never set foot here until he was elected the first time, and literally never came once during the last 4 years he was out of office. But when he is in office he comes all the damn time to play golf (unless it’s winter and he goes to FL) and it’s super annoying.

Please explain how I played in a Pro-Am golf tournament in summer of ‘23 in which Trump also played in, at the club? I had dinner at the clubhouse on Wednesday and Thursday nights and Trump was making the rounds to everyone’s table.


So you’re saying he never set foot there in four years, eh?


Well, one of us is telling the truth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awww, the liberal is afraid of people protesting.

You lefty wingnuts keep racking up the hypocrisies!

Right???

I’m sure she was all-in on people protesting Kavanaugh in front of his home. But now suddenly, the prospect of her fellow leftists showing up on her block is frightening.

Insufferable

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