Why YOU should DEMAND the firing of Biden’s Secret Service director



Former President Donald Trump may have survived the attempt on his life, but it doesn’t seem like the Secret Service had much to do with it.

“It was by the grace of God that Donald Trump survived, it was not with the help of the Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle,” Sara Gonzales of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered” says.

Not only does Cheatle refuse to resign, but she’s blaming others for what happened on the day the former president narrowly escaped with his life.

“There was local police in the area that were responsible for the outer perimeter of the building,” Cheatle said in an interview on ABC News, adding, “I’m being told that the shooter was actually identified as a potential person of suspicion.”

“At least we can be thankful that apparently she’s so stupid that she thought that it would be wise to point that out,” Gonzales says. “Like, that’s how incapable we were. We identified him, I mean, he still managed to get a shot off, he still managed to get on the roof, he still managed to go around unscathed.”

At one point in the director’s interview with ABC News, the reporter asked her who was “responsible for this happening?”

“The Secret Service is responsible for the protection of the former president,” Cheatle responded, before the reporter asked, “So, the buck stops with you?”

“The buck stops with me. I am the director of the Secret Service. It was unacceptable and it’s something that shouldn’t happen again,” she said, later adding that she does “plan to stay on.”

Gonzales cannot believe the woman plans to stay in her position.

“Number one, Cheatle is obviously an under-qualified, nepotistic, DEI hire,” Gonzales says, noting that an insider told the New York Post that Jill Biden’s chief adviser Anthony Bernal was the one who pushed for her to get the director job.

While Cheatle was previously a part of Vice President Joe Biden’s security detail, she held a string of administrative jobs that included the assistant director of protective operations — where she managed the budget.

“I’m sure that the person who handles the finances would know how to just make sure that your people don’t die,” Gonzales scoffs, adding, “She’s a glorified secretary who knew a guy, who knew a guy, who was connected with someone else.”

In addition, the director is also blaming the “sloped roof” for what happened.

“That building in particular has a sloped roof, at its highest point, and so, you know, there’s a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn’t want to put somebody up on a sloped roof and so, you know, the decision was made to secure the building from the inside,” she said in the interview with ABC News.

“We saw the counter snipers behind Donald Trump who were on sloped roofs,” Gonzales says. “The entire point of Secret Service is for them to put themselves in harm's way in order to save whoever it is that they’re guarding.”




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Crowd boos as boy wins girls' state championship track and field race in Oregon



A boy pretending to be a girl has officially won a girls' track and field state championship in Oregon, but as he was pronounced the winner, race spectators showed their disapproval by booing — loudly.

Aayden Gallagher, a 10th-grade student at McDaniel High School in Portland, has been making a name for himself in girls' track and field competitions this spring. As Blaze News previously reported, Gallagher won a 200M heat by more than five seconds last month. Then at the Portland Interscholastic League Championships a few weeks later, he took home gold in the girls' 200M and 400M races, assuring himself a spot in the state championships.

'The roar and standing ovation for Donelson may surpass anything that comes next week at the Prefontaine Classic. Or, yes, the Olympic Trials.'

Well, the Oregon state championships have since come and gone, and Gallagher once again bested the competition. In the girls' 200M sprint, he turned on the jets with about 30M to go to sneak past Roosevelt High School sophomore Aster Jones and finish in first with a time of 23.82 seconds, about .2 seconds ahead of Jones. DyeStat called it "one of the fastest times in state history."

As Gallagher crossed the finish line, members of the crowd protested his win by loudly booing. The boos and jeers were so overwhelming that multiple outlets have remarked upon them. LibsofTikTok shared a video of the race — and the crowd's reaction — on X:

This is Aayden Gallagher. He’s a boy who thinks he’s a girl and just came in 1st place in the women’s 200m Oregon State Championship.

Listen to the audience’s loud BOOs as they announce him as the winner!

People are sick of this madness! pic.twitter.com/wke0CTHFl6
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 19, 2024

Several outlets have also reported that Gallagher has recently needed "extra security" at practice and in competition and that this security detail whisked Gallagher off the track immediately following his victory, preventing him from shaking hands with his female competitors.

"There was extra security in place for that ceremony. But it did not take away the air of blatant transphobia that was circulating around the stadium," one attendee told Outsports.

The boos and jeers reportedly continued when Gallagher later stepped to the top of the podium to collect his gold medal.

By contrast, the audience roared with approval on Saturday when two-time defending champion Josie Donelson of Lake Oswego held off Gallagher in the 400M by just .15 seconds to win her third gold medal in the race. "The roar and standing ovation for Donelson may surpass anything that comes next week at the Prefontaine Classic. Or, yes, the Olympic Trials," DyeStat wrote.

Though Tyler Kelleher, the athletic director at McDaniel High School, and Ryan Keene, the school's track coach, have helped Gallagher dominate girls' track events, at least one Oregon coach was frustrated that a male has been allowed to compete against girls at the state championships.

"This is destructive to girls sports," the unidentified coach told DyeStat in response to a question about Gallagher's 200M win.

Gallagher declined to speak with the media on Saturday, DyeStat reported. Kelleher and Keene did not respond to Blaze News' request for comment.

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Boy smokes the competition in girls' track and field heat in Oregon: 'Getting more and more masculine'



A 10th-grade boy in Oregon cruised past his female competitors in a girls' sprint heat over the weekend, likely securing a spot that would otherwise have gone to a girl in the upcoming state competition.

On Saturday, Aayden Gallagher, a boy who claims to be a girl, represented McDaniel High School in several girls' races in a track and field competition at the Sherwood Need for Speed Classic in Sherwood, Oregon, about 15 miles southwest of Portland.

One of those races was a 200M sprint heat. Video of the race shows Gallagher quickly gaining a considerable edge on the other runners. "Great knees! Great drive!" the announcer gushes just moments before Gallagher crosses the finish line. No other runner is even in the camera shot by that point.

A male just won the Girls 200m Varsity in Sherwood, Oregon. He set a new record for the girls race.

These high school girls just had their dream stolen from them because the school is catering the delusions of a boy who pretends to be a girl.

He is a cheater.

Video :… pic.twitter.com/DzQZ7fN5kv
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 14, 2024

Gallagher officially clocked in at 25.49, while the second-place finisher in that heat did not cross for another five seconds. Gallagher easily won the heat but did not finish with the best time in the event. In a separate heat, sophomore Aster Jones of Roosevelt High School beat Gallagher's time by more than a second at 24.43, a personal record for her.

Gallagher finished in second place in the 400M race that day as well. He also participated in some relays.

Gallagher may not have had the best times that day, but he still likely assured himself a spot in the state competition next month. "He will beat all of the girls, (except maybe 1) break records and be called a hero — for being a male who races against the girls and wins," wrote an X account called Let_Oregon_Learn, which reportedly belongs to an exasperated parent of a female competitor.

Gallagher appears to have taken advantage of a policy from the Oregon School Activities Association, which allows students to compete according to their "gender identity" in most cases, but he admitted that, as of a year ago, he had not yet received any cross-sex hormones. He expressed hope that he would someday though.

"I feel like [hormone therapy] will make me a lot more confident," he said, according to his school's newspaper.

"Right now I’m just going to keep on getting more and more masculine," he said. "More facial hair, stuff like that. And I don’t want that. Estrogen and other hormones and getting vocal training would make me a lot happier and more confident."

While many on social media are quick to lay at least some of the blame on the girls who choose to compete against a boy, Let_Oregon_Learn claimed that in most cases, the girls do not know ahead of time that a boy will participate in their race. "The girls did not know they were running against a boy until the race was done," the parent wrote on X. "This is the reality of allowing boys to compete against girls-most do not realize it until the competition has either started or is over."

Let_Oregon_Learn and others believe that something needs to change soon. Otherwise, males will dominate athletic competitions reserved for females. "We must demand a 3rd category in high school competitions, or races must be by biological gender. Anything else is making a mockery of female athletics," the parent said.

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6 Planet Fitness gyms in Florida evacuated over bomb threats

6 Planet Fitness gyms in Florida evacuated over bomb threats



The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office responded to at least six bomb threats alleged to be part of a nationwide hoax perpetrated against Planet Fitness.

Planet Fitness, a discount gym chain, has been at the center of controversy for weeks and is now allegedly being subjected to a series of bomb threats.

At least 17 Planet Fitness locations have reported recent bomb threats, according to Action News Jax. Police in Jacksonville, Florida, have investigated several of the threats, all taking place within a small area in the city. First Coast News also reported multiple locations in Orlando, Florida, received similar threats, all of which led to evacuations.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said that it had "responded to several locations in the city in reference to a reported bomb investigation which has since been determined not to be a threat. Occupants of those locations voluntarily evacuated and JSO K9s responded."

The gym chain is known for low prices, pizza and bagel giveaways, and the "lunk" alarm; which sounds an air raid siren any time a member "grunts, drops weights, or judges" another member.

However, the fitness chain had a rough March 2024 when it dropped $400 million in stock in just five days on the heels of banning Patricia Silva, who complained about a biological male shaving in the female locker room.

The Daily Mail revealed Planet Fitness allegedly has a transgender policy that the "discomfort" of sharing a change room with a member of the opposite sex is "not a reason to deny access to the transgender member."

Woman in Planet Fitness claims she went into the bathroom and this man who thinks he\u2019s a woman was in there shaving.\n\nWhy does @PlanetFitness allow men to use the women\u2019s bathroom and invade women\u2019s private spaces??
— (@)

Following the incident, Silva claimed that Planet Fitness "canceled [her] membership and allowed the pedo to stay!!" Silva did not offer evidence that the individual in question was a pedophile.

In reaction to the events, Elon Musk responded to a post about the woman and said that Planet Fitness "sounds like a creepy place."

@libsoftiktok Planet Fitness sounds like a creepy place
— (@)

The alleged Planet Fitness operations manual also stated that staff should "work with members and employees to address" the discomfort of transgender members "using the same locker room facilities" as the opposite sex.

The gym also reportedly wrote that it hoped to "foster a climate of understanding" while directing its staff to adhere to "names, titles," and "pronouns" of transgender members.

For example, the alleged document said that a "transgender woman shall be referred to by her preferred name and female pronouns," and a transgender man should be referred to by "his preferred name and male pronouns."

"Planet Fitness reserves the right to terminate a person's membership immediately for any violation of this policy," the page read, with a date of September 2014.

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DPI chief Jill Underly has injected herself into local issues, campaigning for progressive candidates and propagandizing bomb threats.