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Joint Chiefs chairman: Secret Service sex scandal "let the boss down"
April 17, 2012
April 17, 2012
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the U.S. Monday.
Secret Service revokes security clearances of accused agents
Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he's embarrassed by what occurred, even though he's not sure yet exactly what it was.
"We let the boss down," he said, "because nobody's talking about what went on in Colombia other than this incident."
Members of the armed services provide communications, transportation and other services on all presidential trips. Their boss, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, didn't mince words, saying, "Whether these individuals were in Colombia or any country or in the United States, we expect them to
the U.S. Monday.
Secret Service revokes security clearances of accused agents
Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he's embarrassed by what occurred, even though he's not sure yet exactly what it was.
"We let the boss down," he said, "because nobody's talking about what went on in Colombia other than this incident."
Members of the armed services provide communications, transportation and other services on all presidential trips. Their boss, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, didn't mince words, saying, "Whether these individuals were in Colombia or any country or in the United States, we expect them to
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