Stops. The bad news is we have come together is that we have a shared and collected sense of outrage and disgust about what has happened. When the white house can be breached by somebody in this fashion, it raises the hackles of everybody on that committee, republicans and democrats, and i think Ranking Member cummings really set the tone when he went after director pearson about the problems with the culture at the secret service. The deeprooted and deepseated troubles they have at that agency that we have to fix. We have to fix it. Were talking by for and away the most threatened president weve ever had in our nation. We must protect him. We cant depend on him making the complaints. We here on capitol hill have to raise our voices in unison and protect our president. I think the unanimity across the aisle was actually pretty stunning and singular and i think you make a good point. Congressman, the question of whether or not the secret service is facing a budgetary issue and ms. Pears
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Barnacle Historic State Park 3485 Main Hwy., Coconut Grove 305-442-6866 Only steps from CocoWalk and the bustling restaurants and shops of Coconut Grove’s entertainment district, Barnacle Historic State Park is the location of the oldest home still in its original location to be built in Miami-Dade. It also happens to be one of the more secluded, quieter parks to discover on one’s own, as the winding, canopied entryway leads to a grassy lawn with a head-on view of Biscayne Bay. Built by Ralph Middleton Munroe, a 20th-century settler of the area who fought off developers seeking to build artificial islands offshore and engineers who wished to pipe raw sewage into the bay, the passion project of a man who loved yachts and boats and, most of all, his Grove home, continues to be enjoyed by visitors today.