Do the female Secret Service agents who protected Donald Trump during the attempted assassination deserve respect and admiration?

Butler, PA— There's little doubt in my mind that dark forces within federal law enforcement and the White House were behind the attempt to assassinate Donald Trump. They had motive, means, and opportunity, and the circumstantial evidence is mounting daily. These same dark forces have been targeting Trump since he began his presidential campaign seven years ago.

Participation in the dark conspiracy did not apply to the inner circle of agents protecting Trump.  There were three female agents up close and personal with Trump. One appeared somewhat clumsy while re-holstering her service weapon. The other two were petite women with ponytails.

Given Trump's stature, it makes sense that he should be surrounded by men large enough to shield him from snipers and other threats. The female agents didn’t assign themselves but were placed there by their supervisors, likely as part of DEI hiring practices.

However, when danger struck, these three women did not cower. They sprang into action during a very perilous situation and did everything possible to protect Trump. Every agent protecting Trump deserves praise and a medal for their courage and willingness to put themselves in harm's way.

The women shouldn’t be criticized for not being men. Notably, the one female agent did not turn her back on the threat but faced it with her gun in hand, ready to protect Trump. Despite a clumsy moment while re-holstering her weapon—made more difficult by the chaotic situation and close quarters—her quick reaction to draw her weapon was paramount.

Personally, I would have preferred to see larger men in that position. However, these women displayed remarkable courage, comparable to the bravest and strongest men, during the incident. Please treat these ladies with respect.