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Originally posted by John D Harris:
According(sp?) to the article sited "County Police Superintendent Ken Fulton said the U.S. Secret Service specified crowd-control procedures to ensure Bush's safety. His officers, he said, were enforcing rules put in place by federal agents." Which would be logical for security reasons, if there are two groups of people one pro, and one anti. From which group would the most likely threat come from? After all the Secret Service put their pants on the same way as the rest of us, they aren't mind readers. They can only do what they can do.
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How did they know one of the anti people wasn't hiding in the pro crowd? If I were one of them that's what I'd do. [img]tongue.gif[/img] *poke* [img]tongue.gif[/img]
