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Ira Stoll on the Biggest Secret Service Scandal
Congressman Pete King, the Republican chairman of
he House Committee on Homeland Security, calls the
scandal involving prostitutes in Colombia “the worst moment in the
history of the Secret Service.” He’s wrong about that, writes
Ira Stoll. The worst moment in the history of the Secret Service
was November 22, 1963, the day John F. Kennedy was shot and killed.
It was the first and only time since the Secret Service was put
fully in charge of protecting the president in 1902 that a
president was assassinated.
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Rep. King says he won't meet with Colombian prostitute at center of Secret Service scandal
The chairman of a House panel looking into allegations of misconduct by U.S. Secret Service agents last month in Colombia says he sees no need to meet with one of the prostitutes at the center of the scandal. Read Post
Ousted Secret Service agent posted pictures of Sarah Palin on Facebook
More Secret Service employees could leave the agency Friday because of a prostitute scandal, said House Homeland Security Chairman Rep. Peter King. King's, R-New York, comments come as the identities of two Secret Service supervisor... Read Post
U.S. secret agents 'refused polygraph'
Washington (CNN) -- Three of the 12 Secret Service agents involved in the Colombia prostitution scandal refused to cooperate with authorities and submit to a polygraph test, according to House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Pe... Read Post