Trump Finally Has a Counter-Sniper Team

<![CDATA[This is a question that's been percolating around the country ever since Donald Trump survived the first assassination attempt in July. Despite seemingly endless hearings and congressional inquiries, the same issue continued to hang over the campaign until shortly after the second attempt on his life at Mar-a-Lago. Why wasn't the former President's Secret Service detail beefed up in the face of multiple, obvious threats? Last night we saw what might be the first indication that something was being done. Trump traveled home to Manhattan to spend the night at Trump Tower prior to a rally scheduled for later today in the Big Apple. But this time his protective detail appeared to be at least a bit more proactive. Upon his arrival, a white tent had been set up over the entrance to the building and Trump was unloaded from his motorcade under that protective covering. He was then escorted inside the building by both the Secret Service and the NYPD. So what took them so long to take what appeared to be an obvious precautionary measure? (NY Post)]]>