The recent shutdown of the White House cocaine investigation by the Secret Service has been met with skepticism and disbelief. One of the excuses given by the agency was that they didn’t want to infringe on the civil rights of potential suspects. However, this explanation falls flat when considering the FBI’s actions during the Capitol incident on January 6th. The lack of evidence and changing stories about the location of the drugs only add to the public’s doubts. The claim that the bag of cocaine was found in a “blind spot” with no surveillance footage is also seen as implausible. Former NYPD commissioner Bernie Kerik believes that the Secret Service knows exactly who the cocaine belongs to and that they are deliberately concealing the truth. The White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s denial of the Biden family’s presence at the White House during the incident has been proven false. The casual attitude towards cocaine possession displayed by the administration is concerning, especially considering its potential impact on national security. The excuses offered by the Secret Service are met with skepticism by those familiar with law enforcement and the White House. There are suspicions that the investigation was closed to protect the Biden administration. The agency has had close ties to Biden in the past, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. Hunter Biden’s history of drug-related incidents and the Secret Service’s involvement in cleaning up after him further raise questions. It is believed that the truth will eventually come out as federal law enforcement officials are tired of being forced to conceal and commit crimes on behalf of the Biden administration.
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