Secret Service DEI policies under scrutiny after Trump assassination attempt - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

31% : The shooting and aftermath brought significant questions, including how it was possible a building that seemed like an obvious vantage point for a shooter to have a clear line to Trump was not adequately covered and why Trump's detail had agents who were significantly smaller in stature than the former president.
30% : Critics noted in the aftermath of the gunshots that some of the agents responsible for shielding Trump were not only smaller than the president and therefore incapable of covering his body but also appeared confused in response to a scenario they were supposed to be trained for.
27% : In the aftermath of the shooting, which left Trump and others injured and one attendee dead, Chairman James Comer (R-KY) invited Cheatle to testify before the House Oversight Committee.
14% : "Video from the attack shows several female Secret Service agents who were not large enough to cover Trump's body huddle around the former president to protect him from fire, leaving Trump exposed.

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