Vice-President JD Vance's security detail is reportedly facing a crisis of morale, with Secret Service agents allegedly pushing back against a string of unpredictable, last-minute travel requests that have strained agency resources.
Secret Service agents stationed in Washington have been forced to cancel their scheduled days off to accommodate sudden helicopter trips demanded by Vance for rural house hunting and family outings, culminating last Thursday in an aborted plan to fly his young son to a golf lesson. These logistical challenges, which agents argue are an unprecedented use of taxpayer-funded assets, have purportedly led to exhausted schedules for those tasked with shielding the second family.
