tinydancer
Diamond Member
I may detest the President and I may loathe his policies but I don't want him assassinated.
This outrageous and reckless behavior that was uncovered in Cartagena now reaches the WH despite their earlier denials.
(I'm sure it was just a spontaneous procurement of hookers when it came to the White House staffers though)
White House staffers 'DID bring Colombian hookers back to hotel where president later stayed'
By Daily Mail Reporter
PUBLISHED: 03:14 GMT, 20 September 2012 | UPDATED: 03:15 GMT, 20 September 2012
A new report is likely to reveal that White House staffers were involved in the Colombian prostitution scandal, with two members of the president's advance team bringing hookers back to the hotel where he later stayed.
The revelation, if proven true, contradicts the White House's original assertion that none of its staffers had patronized prostitutes in advance of Barack Obama's vision to Cartagena for the Summit of the Americas in April.
The scandal ensnared 13 Secret Service agents, seven Army soldiers, two US Marines and two DEA agents -- all of whom were sent to the resort city to prepare security and communications the week before the president was sent to arrive.
Secret Service scandal: White House staffers 'DID bring Colombian hookers back to hotel' | Mail Online
This outrageous and reckless behavior that was uncovered in Cartagena now reaches the WH despite their earlier denials.
(I'm sure it was just a spontaneous procurement of hookers when it came to the White House staffers though)
White House staffers 'DID bring Colombian hookers back to hotel where president later stayed'
By Daily Mail Reporter
PUBLISHED: 03:14 GMT, 20 September 2012 | UPDATED: 03:15 GMT, 20 September 2012
A new report is likely to reveal that White House staffers were involved in the Colombian prostitution scandal, with two members of the president's advance team bringing hookers back to the hotel where he later stayed.
The revelation, if proven true, contradicts the White House's original assertion that none of its staffers had patronized prostitutes in advance of Barack Obama's vision to Cartagena for the Summit of the Americas in April.
The scandal ensnared 13 Secret Service agents, seven Army soldiers, two US Marines and two DEA agents -- all of whom were sent to the resort city to prepare security and communications the week before the president was sent to arrive.
Secret Service scandal: White House staffers 'DID bring Colombian hookers back to hotel' | Mail Online
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