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Lib journo proud of breaching Trump’s security at the NRA forum gets Secret Service invite

May 30, 2022 | | Print Article

One progressive journalist demonstrated Friday that she had either never heard or that she failed to comprehend the expression, “play stupid games, win stupid prizes.”

Lauren Windsor may fancy herself a leftwing iteration of Project Veritas’ James O’Keefe, whom she endeavored to “expose” for investigative reporting against Democracy Partners, but the self-styled patriot may be learning a hard lesson this week in lines that aren’t meant to be crossed.

In her effort to dunk on conservatives attending the National Rifle Association convention in Houston, Texas, the only thing she ended up exposing was herself as a plausible threat to former President Donald Trump.

Windsor explained Saturday that she had a previously unscheduled meeting with the United States Secret Service because of a certain tweet she had published on Saturday.

“UPDATE: I just got a call from US Secret Service and have an upcoming rendezvous with them this week re my Ted Cruz tweet pic from inside the NRA forum,” she wrote adding, “stay tuned.”

What Windsor glossed over in her update was the severity of what she had claimed to accomplish in gaining entry to the convention in the first place.

In trying to prove a point that Republican calls for stricter security measures at schools following the tragedy at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas would not matter, she detailed, “Ted Cruz wants every school in America to operate [with] a single point of entry every day. Well, the [NRA] & Secret Service couldn’t do it for *one* afternoon to protect Trump. A friend and I walked in an unlocked side door – no screening – past an officer and into reserved seating.”

Aside from the numerous followers of Windsor’s who replied to her post proving they, too, were unable to understand certain basic logical realities –

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– that one point of entrance does not equate to only one point of exit, attorney Ken White who writes the Popehat Report offered up some snark for Windsor with a few insights of his own.

“Perhaps Ms. Windsor thinks the Secret Service would like to praise her moxie and seek her wise counsel on event security issues,” he posited. “Perhaps she thinks they’ll bring some appropriately congratulatory token, like a potted plant. Perhaps she thinks they just like journalists?”

https://twitter.com/Popehat/status/1531085205070438402

In addition to suggesting that she was indeed “stupid enough to admit that she knew at the time she entered the restricted area she wasn’t authorized” to be in, he later noted the Secret Service may just be looking to scare her as punishment for her transgression.

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Warning: Language

Of course, Windsor’s virtue was not to be tarnished by the supposition of any wrongdoing on her part and she made certain to express her not quite gracious receipt of White’s unsolicited advice.

“Maybe [White] should reach out and ask me before issuing condescending threads that speculate on my thinking,” she wrote before rather forcefully suggesting he mind his business. On that point, he offered her one last free suggestion.

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17 thoughts on “Lib journo proud of breaching Trump’s security at the NRA forum gets Secret Service invite”

  2. So what she is basically saying is “Hey mom, looka me, looka me. MOM, looka me looka me!” As she violates every common sense rule made for her as well as others protection and safety. Thank God for free speech. How else would we know who the stupid ones in our society are.

  3. Leftist pseudo-journalist: “I broke the law so that proves we need gun control.”

  6. Only in the binary world of the tiny progressive mind would this lady’s stance make any sense.

  7. One point of entry at schools does not mean only 1 door in the building.
    It simply means that anyone coming into that school has to prove they belong there.
    Exit doors that easily open from the inside in case of fire or other emergency are all over the building.
    My children’s schools had a single entrance system. Security was present as the kids were coming in.
    Administration was right there.
    No classrooms or lockers were quickly accessible or directions posted.
    Once school started, the entrance doors were locked.
    If you showed up at the school after that, you were required to use the intercom, speak to administration, state your name and purpose, they can also see you on video.
    If you passed muster, you were buzzed in with instructions to come directly to the administration office, usually someone was 3 feet inside the door to take you the remaining 10 feet into the office.
    If you were picking up a child, your ID was scanned, you had to sign your child out, and the child would be brought to the office.
    If you were coming to have lunch with your child, attend an assembly, anything that meant you would be on campus among the students for any period of time, you were issued a visitors pass, with your name, and a scan of your ID that was required to be worn the entire time you were on campus. You couldn’t even leave the office until it was affixed to your clothing and easily visible to staff.
    They could, and did, stop you occasionally to make sure the picture on the pass matched you.
    When there were drills of any kind, children had multiple emergency exits and procedures that were followed and were successful in evacuating the school within a set time frame. Every class had an exit they were assigned, they were to stay together, move in an orderly fashion and each class and grade level had a rallying point outside to make sure everyone was accounted for.
    My kids are now 23 and 26.
    Why, if they were using that procedure way back then, are they not doing it now?

    1. The procedures you just described, should be used in every school in the USA. I do know of one school in Tabernacle, NJ., that uses that procedure.

    2. The school I worked in had similar procedures. We also had an Emergency Response Committee involving the police, the fire chief, the bus company, the regional health agency and critical school personnel which met monthly to write our emergency response plan, plan drills and conduct table-top exercises. Whenever an incident happened at the school or elsewhere (fortunately nothing like this) we reviewed the response and identified areas for improvement.

  10. I was in grade school in the 40’s. Even then, as I recall, school doors locked from entry had a “breakout bar” on the inside so a mob trying to exit would press against it and open the door. No fire hazard there.

  11. Stupid twat. Why isn’t she doing porn? She’s unqualified for anything else but degradation.

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