pjmedia.com By Stephen Kruiser
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Happy Thursday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. The Sine Qua Non Sequitur is conducting an artisanal onion dip workshop for disadvantaged mall walkers today.
It’s going to be a quick mixed bag this morning for a variety of reasons, none of them having to do with astrology, dyspepsia, or the cyclical fashion life of skinny ties.
I want to quickly touch on one thing before we get to the misbehaving brats on the other side of the aisle. Over at RedState, my colleague Katie Jerkovich writes about what at first seemed like some good news:
Six Secret Service agents have been suspended for their conduct in connection with the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, against President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in 2024.
During Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime” on Wednesday, the host announced that six Secret Service agents who were connected to then-presidential candidate Trump’s Butler assassination attempt “have been suspended.”
I had read about the news earlier and thought about writing something quickly. When I discovered that no heads rolled and that the agents were only suspended for a matter of days or weeks, I was…annoyed…
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