03-12-2015, 05:50 PM
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/...story.html
I especially like this one: "The report cited a number of colorful e-mail exchanges between Secret Service staff suggesting that arranging liaisons with prostitutes was a widely known and accepted practice. Before the Colombia trip, one senior supervisor e-mailed 54 employees, cracking that the motto of the trip was "Una Mas Cerveza Por Favor," Spanish for "one more beer, please." In another note, an agent wrote to a colleague, 'Swagg *cologne-check/Pimp gear-check/Swagg sunglasses-check/Cash for dem hoes-check.' The report said that the openness of the communication indicates that the Secret Service employees "did not believe their misconduct would be punished."
I especially like this one: "The report cited a number of colorful e-mail exchanges between Secret Service staff suggesting that arranging liaisons with prostitutes was a widely known and accepted practice. Before the Colombia trip, one senior supervisor e-mailed 54 employees, cracking that the motto of the trip was "Una Mas Cerveza Por Favor," Spanish for "one more beer, please." In another note, an agent wrote to a colleague, 'Swagg *cologne-check/Pimp gear-check/Swagg sunglasses-check/Cash for dem hoes-check.' The report said that the openness of the communication indicates that the Secret Service employees "did not believe their misconduct would be punished."