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In reply to the discussion: What if Bernie endorses Hillary [View all]merrily
(45,251 posts)danger, not job titles. Getting Secret Service protection is not like getting a bigger office or more assistants because of your job title.
And, of course, the size of the state is irrelevant to anything, per the Framers. S
o, you've cited two factors that could not be more irrelevant to the need for Social Service protection. His office was shot at and the building where his staffers were staying was ransacked. That's why his campaign requested Secret Service protection, not simply because he was a candidate. He was a candidate for a long time before his campaign requested protection and only four of the entire Republican field got protection. It's about being in danger as a result of being a federal candidate or a federal official, not simply being a candidate.
I've already said that the Secret Service determination that danger no longer exists may coincide with the convention, so what is your point?
Stop fighting the primary.