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Secret Service Director Kimberly CheatleWashington Examiner
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The recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump raised deeper concerns about DEI hiring.
DEI ideology puts characteristics such as gender and race ahead of merit, which has become a mainstay in the federal government.
The DEI mentality has had cross-governmental effects, many of which highlight the limitations and failures of promoting personnel for diversity features as opposed to merit.
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has heavily pursued DEI as a core aspect of the agency.
Critics have placed a large portion of the blame for security failures at the rally where Trump was shot.
The whole-of-government DEI push has rippling effects outside the Secret Service — while still affecting life-and-death situations.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has faced criticism for her handling of her job.
Some Democratic aides have seen her as difficult to fire due to the political optics of firing her.
White House denied attempts had been made to oust Jean- Pierre.
The failure to remove her highlights the stranglehold of DEI and underlying merit concerns associated with the ideology.
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