Secret Service head says changes underway after 'failures' at Trump's Pennsylvania rally

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : During an update on the status of the agency's internal probe of the incident at a campaign rally in the Butler, Pa., Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe said the preliminary results of its "mission assurance investigation" have confirmed that the agency's own failures allowed a would-be assassin to fire off shots at Trump from a nearby rooftop.
41% : If signed into law, the measure would mandate the agency to "apply the same standards" for determining how many agents are required to protect President Joe Biden to both the Republican candidate, Trump, and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate.
33% : "The need for improvements in communications and other key aspects of the Secret Service's operational capabilities was again in evidence when a second assassination attempt against Trump at his Florida golf course was foiled earlier this week.

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