Secret Service Members Dismissed For Sex Scandal! Puts President's Life In Danger!

Colombian Prostitutes and The Secret Service Scandal

When the president is out and about, he's assisted by the United States Secret Service. The president, vice president, their families, foreign leaders, diplomats, presidential candidates, and our U.S. currency are protected by the Secret Service.

A major scandal happens to fall upon the Secret Service. Twelve members were dismissed after word got to the press that some of the agents were involved with Colombian prostitutes. A prostitute from the city of Cartagena, reported that some members of the detail stiffed her of payments.

What has become a serious issue with President Barack Obama is primarily the disrespect of him, his wife and his family. It's not only the whisper campaign from his political foes, but it's those who work within his inner circle to protect his life. What makes this a major scandal is the fact that those members of the Secret Service allowed people into that inner circle. This thing should not of happened.

Strict discipline by members of the Secret Service is taken very seriously. Those who committed this act, have failed not only the president, but those members who are sworn under oath to protect. There's going to be heads rolling after this scandal.

The Secret Service is under the United States Department of Homeland Security and it's going to be an investigation into who authorized the inner circle and what areas were compromised by this prostitute.

Now onto the right wing! Every freaking thing that happens whether or not President Barack Obama is involved, these people find a reason to make an issue of the president and his family. The president can't control misconduct of the United States Secret Service. The job of the President of The United States is to represent the nation, sign legislation into law, conduct appointments to his cabinet, pick federal judges, and command the United States military as their commander-in-chief.

The president wasn't in Columbia at the time of this scandal. But somewhere in Republican Wack-a-Doodle Land you'll find comments like those I've posted below here:

harryshell03:18 PM
Apr 14, 2012
Since the amazingly sensitive Messiah always seems to side with the victims in stories like this, I wonder if the prostitute looks like someone in his family. 

JEB 03:07 PM
Apr 14, 2012

The Secret Service arranged to have a bunch of prostitutes for Obama not the Secret Service.

Conservative ignorance bares this scandal.

KrazyFlowr14 03:05 PM
Apr 14, 2012

Let me guess, the agents are white and the prostitute is a white hispanic. Clearly this is a racial incident of world importance...

raccoon 02:14 PM
Apr 14, 2012

Now we know why Obama avoids Las Vegas. Hookers will be paid. This will not help the Great Ofumduck with the hooker lobby.

VotersOfNY 02:06 PM
Apr 14, 2012

Were the hookers for Obozo?

stanfordstudent1 01:39 PM
Apr 14, 2012

obama is an embarassment to the White House..not these agents...

daniel1138

Posted on April 14, 2012 at 9:16am

This is not the REAL story because why would you announce it to the World? This is the World’s premiere security detail. Announcing this sort of thing only endangers the President and all others whom the Secret Service protects. Even if this ****** thing is true, which I doubt, it cannot be the whole truth. The boys saw something and needed to be discredited. They probably saw Obama doing something nasty.

impissedoff

Posted on April 14, 2012 at 9:51am

Secret Service replaced by the Black Panthers? That would be like having the center step in and play Quarterback. His ass would get sacked on every play…….I say put the center in!!!! If the coach is dumb enough to make a call like that, then don’t place any bets on his team, cause he ain’t gonna win!!

randy

Posted on April 14, 2012 at 9:54am

Something smells fishy here. Well, after Obama fires them, I’d love to hear what they have to say.

But I imagine Secret Service agents are sworn to secrecy.

publius2011 3 hours ago

OK. So the guy told an off-color joke he shouldn't have.

Even I have a hard time pinning that one on King Barack who is, in and of his own, a bad joke.

cjbear1 2 hours ago

Who cares! It was seven years ago....and it is all Obama has is to distract and divide.

Sorry O....You will Go!!

rockthevote2012 1 hour ago

This c r a p would never happen under a Reagan Presidency.

It all has to do wih respect for the Commander in Chief.

capnjack4 50 minutes ago in reply to rockthevote2012

Neither the Military or his own SS have any respect for this clown

rockthevote2012 38 minutes ago

Isn’t it a wonder how the incompetence this asswhole President breaths around himself that someone hasn’t slipped through the crakes and put him to sleep permanently.

Just looking at the faces of these secret Service men I could read thier minds; they are saying we got to protect this ni**ar

31068 2 minutes ago

Obama is in Columbia, wonder if he used any coke when he is there. Hear that he is quite fond of it.

Didn't long take long for Obama to corrupt the Secret Service agents. Everything he gets near ends up in the trash can.

Let me remind those who are politically conservative or inhibiting bigoted views towards race, gender, sexuality, nationality, religion, political and economic standings.

Why is it always those who criticize usually the ones who failed at completing a full sentence?

It amazes me that our nation is so polarized by the notion of the first Black president. It's like they want to portray the president like he's a hoodlum and outsider.

This story comes courtesy of the Yahoo! News and The Associated Press.

Misconduct alleged against Secret Service agents By FRANK BAJAK and JULIE PACE | Associated Press

CARTAGENA, Colombia (AP) — Alleged misconduct by a dozen Secret Service agents sent to provide security for President Barack Obama in Colombia threatened to overshadow his diplomatic mission to Latin America.

On Friday night, a caller who said he had knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press that the misconduct involved prostitutes in Cartagena, site of the Summit of the Americas this weekend. A Secret Service spokesman did not dispute that.

The White House had no comment, but also did not dispute the allegations.

A U.S. official, who was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter and requested anonymity, put the number of agents at 12. The agency was not releasing the number of personnel involved.

The alleged activities took place before Obama arrived Friday in this Colombian port city for meetings with 33 other regional leaders. Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan said the agents involved were relieved from duty and replaced with other agency personnel.

"These personnel changes will not affect the comprehensive security plan that has been prepared in advance of the president's trip," Donovan said.

The agency was continuing to investigate the matter Saturday, but had no additional comment.

Still, the allegations were an embarrassment for the president and his delegation while guests of the Colombian government. And the incident threatened to torpedo White House efforts to keep the president's trip focused squarely on the economy and boosting U.S. trade ties with fast-growing Latin America.

Obama was to hold two days of summit meetings with regional leaders before heading back to Washington Sunday night.

The agents at the center of the allegations had stayed at Cartagena's Hotel Caribe. Several members of the White House staff and press corps were also staying at the hotel.

A hotel employee, speaking on the condition of anonymity for fear of losing his job, said the agents arrived at the beachfront hotel about a week ago. The employee described the agents as drinking heavily during their stay.

The employee said the agents left the hotel Thursday, a day before Obama and other regional leaders arrived for the weekend summit.

The hotel's public relations chief had no comment.

The Washington Post reported that Jon Adler, president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, said the accusations related to at least one agent having involvement with prostitutes in Cartagena. The association represents federal law enforcement officers, including the Secret Service.

Adler later told the AP that he had heard that there were allegations of prostitution, but he had no specific knowledge of any wrongdoing.

Donovan said the agency personnel involved had been sent back from Colombia to their permanent place of duty. The matter was turned over to the agency's Office of Professional Responsibility, which handles the agency's internal affairs.

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Associated Press writers Libardo Cardona and Pedro Mendoza contributed to this report.