What does it take for Joe Biden to grant Secret Service protection to his political rival, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.?
Must Kennedy suffer the same fate as his father and uncle, being mortally wounded by an assassin’s bullet?
In a close call last Friday night, RFK Jr. narrowly escaped a potential tragedy when an armed man posing as a US marshal approached him at a campaign event in Los Angeles, just two miles away from where his father was assassinated in 1968.
Fortunately, his private security team was able to avert disaster. However, this incident underscores the significant threat that Kennedy faces during his campaign.
Despite the alarming security assessment and his request for Secret Service protection earlier this year, the Biden administration denied Kennedy’s plea.
On the other hand, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden’s son, receives extensive Secret Service privileges, including a six-car motorcade that chauffeurs him to courtrooms in Delaware and Arkansas. He even has a rented house in Malibu next to his residence, courtesy of the Secret Service, which costs $30,000 per month.
Even though Joe Biden is no longer eligible for Secret Service protection after his tenure as vice president, the agency continues to provide services for Hunter. When Hunter’s shared debit card with Joe was emptied by a prostitute, two former agents were dispatched to his hotel room within hours to investigate the situation.
Similarly, when Hunter’s ex-sister-in-law, Hallie Biden, disposed of his gun near a school, two individuals claiming to be Secret Service agents arrived at the gun shop to demand the associated paperwork. Their efforts were unsuccessful, but this incident eventually led to Hunter’s indictment in Delaware.
If the Secret Service can offer perpetual protection to shield Hunter Biden from the consequences of his actions, it should not be too burdensome to provide Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with protection throughout his campaign.
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