packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

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Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

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Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

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well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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To try to protect him from the government entities that killed his father and uncle. I guess just to be contrarian you think no secret service protection is better though.

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The Senate just voted AGAINST, having an accountant review our spending in Ukraine. Why? pic.twitter.com/4lf5b60Sbv

— Kathy Barnette (@Kathy4Truth) July 28, 2023

Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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Nancy Mace just said, on Warroom, with Steve Bannon, that Hunter Biden was involved with a prostitution ring with millions being spent!

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He hired prostitutes?

He organized the prostitution ring?

Both?

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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To try to protect him from the government entities that killed his father and uncle. I guess just to be contrarian you think no secret service protection is better though.

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

To try to protect him from the government entities that killed his father and uncle. I guess just to be contrarian you think no secret service protection is better though.

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So you don't see the irony in RFK Jr complaining about not getting the same government protection that failed to protect his uncle and father from the government plot to assassinate them (according to RFK, Jr).

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

---

Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

---

Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

---

[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

---

Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

---

Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

---

[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

---

Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

---

what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

---

Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

---

[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

---

Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

---

But this so called whack job does lol?

---

what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

---

I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

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Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

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well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

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Oldsouljer said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

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Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

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It's not unimaginable that someone over there took the long view and started planting seeds for the future. They might have seen Biden to be a very good bet against the future.

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caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

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Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

---

what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

---

I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

---

Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

---

Wow! You sound like a conspiracy theorist!!!

Civ, should we look into what is going on over there?

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

---

I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

---

Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

---

Wow! You sound like a conspiracy theorist!!!

Civ, should we look into what is going on over there?

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Yes we should. And we are.

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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To try to protect him from the government entities that killed his father and uncle. I guess just to be contrarian you think no secret service protection is better though.

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So you don't see the irony in RFK Jr complaining about not getting the same government protection that failed to protect his uncle and father from the government plot to assassinate them (according to RFK, Jr).

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caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

---

Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

---

I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

---

Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

---

Wow! You sound like a conspiracy theorist!!!

Civ, should we look into what is going on over there?

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Yes we should. And we are.

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What are we looking into?

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

---

So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

---

Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

---

But this so called whack job does lol?

---

what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

---

I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

---

Are we saying that Ukrainian government funneled money through a private Ukrainian energy company to the Biden family to curry future potential favor from a presidential candidate in case they ever went to war with Russia, years before he eventually did become president?

---

Wow! You sound like a conspiracy theorist!!!

Civ, should we look into what is going on over there?

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Yes we should. And we are.

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What are we looking into?

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The Biden Crime Family, obviously.

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

---

Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

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Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.

"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

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well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

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Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

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Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

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well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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To try to protect him from the government entities that killed his father and uncle. I guess just to be contrarian you think no secret service protection is better though.

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So you don't see the irony in RFK Jr complaining about not getting the same government protection that failed to protect his uncle and father from the government plot to assassinate them (according to RFK, Jr).

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No, I don't see the irony at all. He is not concerned about the secret service killing him. He is asking for secret service protection. What protection do you think he should ask for as a candidate for president?

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

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Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

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Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

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well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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To try to protect him from the government entities that killed his father and uncle. I guess just to be contrarian you think no secret service protection is better though.

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So you don't see the irony in RFK Jr complaining about not getting the same government protection that failed to protect his uncle and father from the government plot to assassinate them (according to RFK, Jr).

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No, I don't see the irony at all. He is not concerned about the secret service killing him. He is asking for secret service protection. What protection do you think he should ask for as a candidate for president?

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So nice to get together with Alex and Eugene Vindman, two great patriots.

Just back from Ukraine, they gave me another invaluable briefing on the progress of the counteroffensive, the lasting impacts of Prigozhin’s rebellion and how the U.S. can be even more effective in our… pic.twitter.com/UKujb1gf19

— Adam Schiff (@AdamSchiff) July 28, 2023

hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

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Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

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well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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Redwolf said:

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packofwolves said:

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I thought Hunter's lawyer pretended to be a lawyer representing the prosecution, but it wasn't:

" Bengels called the clerk's office "pretending" to be associated with lawyers linked to the House Republican Ways & Means Committee"

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/senator-probe-hunter-bidens-lawyers-allegedly-lied-identity

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This is really bad, knowingly doing this is is borderline treasonous, certainly criminal and deserves being barred for life.

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.

"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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meh, I'm sure nothing is going to come out of any of it, same with the Trump stuff. I just don't care anymore about the happening of people without morals. Elect better leaders and we can get on with doing more important things.

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Actually, there are few more important things than having a president, truly on the take, from a foreign government. You can dismiss this all you want; however, it doesn't change that fact!

Now, as I stated above, certain conclusions can be drawn, and this needs a real investigation. Unfortunately, our congress, probably from both positions, are stone-walled, by administrations, in receiving proper information. So, that next level-down group of people, can hold up anything, from being reviewed...

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Civilized said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.

"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

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Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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I would like for you to be curious about the business relationships between Hunter and Joe. One could certainly draw a conclusion, that the money we are giving Ukraine could be related to some of this money..

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meh, I'm sure nothing is going to come out of any of it, same with the Trump stuff. I just don't care anymore about the happening of people without morals. Elect better leaders and we can get on with doing more important things.

---

Actually, there are few more important things than having a president, truly on the take, from a foreign government. You can dismiss this all you want; however, it doesn't change that fact!

Now, as I stated above, certain conclusions can be drawn, and this needs a real investigation. Unfortunately, our congress, probably from both positions, are stone-walled, by administrations, in receiving proper information. So, that next level-down group of people, can hold up anything, from being reviewed...

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Drag people into the House and put them under oath. Pull on the sweater string and see how much it unravels.

Y'all don't like my workarounds these days but it's doable.

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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hokiewolf said:

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jkpackfan said:

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Civilized said:

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The man has spent his life grifting off suckers that believe his misleading half-truths and lies and for some reason y'all choose not critically analyze anything he says.

This bit about him being a victim of the government that's neglecting to protect him is yet another misleading half-truth whose sole purpose is to erode trust in the establishment.

Quote:

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Which candidates for President does the Secret Service protect? In regard to presidential campaign, the Secret Service is authorized by law (18 United States Code 3056) to protect: Major presidential and vice presidential candidates and their spouses within 120 days of a general presidential election.

---

Some candidates get protection earlier based on a variety of factors including the following:

Quote:

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[ol]

Whether the candidate has publicly announced his or her candidacy and has filed the appropriate documentation with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and is in compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended, and related laws;

Whether the candidate is actively campaigning on a national basis for the office for which his or her candidacy has been announced, as demonstrated by operating a national campaign apparatus, regularly appearing at public events in multiple states, producing and publishing campaign advertisements, and other similar indicia of a campaign;

A threat assessment conducted by the Secret Service of general or specific threats directed towards the candidate. (for these purposes, "threats" should be defined as explicit threats of bodily harm to the candidate or indications of inappropriate behavior towards the candidate suggesting potential bodily harm);

Whether, during and within an active and competitive major party primary, the most recent average of established national polls, as reflected by the Real Clear Politics National Average or similar mechanism, the candidate is polling at 15% or more for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the formal or de facto nominee of a major party for President or Vice President;

Whether the candidate is an independent or third party candidate for President polling at 20% or more of the Real Clear Politics National Average for 30 consecutive days;

Whether the candidate is the Vice Presidential running mate of the above independent or third party candidate

[/ol]

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So no, he's not entitled as a rule to Secret Service protection at this point and won't be for another year, if he opts to remain in the race that long and is still a serious candidate at that time.

Most candidates don't get protection before 120 days prior to the election. Those that meet specific criteria, especially those regarding specific known threats made against them, may. Biden started getting protection around six months prior to the election. Trump got it around a year before. Obama around 18 months before due to specific threats made towards him.

Hearing him tell it, every candidate except him since 1968 has gotten protection a year and a half before the election.

Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false.

---

Based on what happened to his uncle and father it's inexcusable that it took this long to get him an answer and that this was the answer for gods sakes. If he was a crackhead and his last name was Biden I know you would have a much different opinion.

You say he's a whack job but he's still much smarter than the idiot you voted in for president.



"Anything he says at this point should be assumed to be no better than only partially true, likely misleading, and quite possibly just completely false."

So he's like the Biden Administration

---

well, considering he thinks that the government killed his father and his uncle, I'm not sure why he's requesting secret service protection.

---

Lmao apples and oranges, secret service protection is a little different than "the government". Hilarious that you comment on this but completely ignore the entire Hunter and Joe poop show. Mr independent though right

I think the CIA definitely killed JFK but last I checked they're not the government.

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Hunter Biden doesn't interest me. I don't obsessively comment over crackheads.

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But this so called whack job does lol?

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what would you like for me to comment about Joe or Hunter Biden?

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We'd just like to see you post with the same vitriol about Biden as you do Trump, that's all.

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