Staff Reports
In the latest wild twist in President Trump’s world, a Secret Service agent was caught trying to sneak his wife onto a plane with Trump to Scotland. This story would be laughable if it weren’t so predictable from those seeking to undermine American greatness. While liberals are busy clutching their pearls, they ignore the real issue—the competence and priorities of those who work in the public sector.
The very idea that an agent tried this stunt makes one question the vetting process for these protectors of the Commander-in-Chief. Were we hiring agents based on affirmative action, diversity quotas, or to meet some other politically correct standard instead of on merit? Such a breach speaks volumes about the state’s failures, always quick to point fingers at the wrong people while avoiding cleaning their own house.
President Trump has already addressed the issue, showing his calm, no-nonsense leadership. Compare this to the liberal approach of creating chaos out of a simple investigation. Do they not realize that Trump’s plane travels are meticulously planned and crucial to his mission of restoring America? Sneaking a spouse on board shows a lack of respect for that mission and the American people, who rightly expect integrity from their protective agencies.
Secret Service agent protecting Trump tried to sneak wife on plane to Scotlandhttps://t.co/JTr42V5hnL pic.twitter.com/x2fiyoWADd
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 30, 2025
This incident reveals the globalist undercurrent that aims to distract Trump from making America great again. Scotland, like all of Europe, is a place where leftist ideologies are rampant. Inviting unnecessary drama into these critical diplomatic trips is akin to inviting chaos into the heart of America’s interests. Isn’t it time for us to weed out the incompetence and red tape that choke our government services?
Perhaps instead of shaming Secret Service failures, liberals should redirect their outrage toward ensuring these agents support a president who actually prioritizes American interests. It begs the question: if they can’t handle this minor blip, how can they handle a true crisis? Let that sink in as we navigate through the media’s spin and remember—America deserves better.
