Mace, who knows how to get a soundbite, tore into Secret Service Dir. Kimberly Cheatle with a series of heated questions.
“You’re full of shit today,” Mace bluntly told the agency chief, after trying to buttonhole her on a series of yes-or-no questions.
“Would you like to use my five minutes to draft your resignation letter? Yes, or no?” Mace had said earlier in her questioning. The South Carolina congresswoman put it, “maintain decorum in this committee, no matter how upset we get.”
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