The article features Michael Matranga, a dedicated Secret Service officer who reflects on his journey to protecting presidents. He highlights the growing demands placed on the agency, noting that it now protects more individuals than in the past, which has stretched resources thin. Matranga emphasizes the importance of acknowledging mistakes and improving operations, suggesting that the current political climate has made the job more challenging. His commitment to service and aspiration for higher office underscores his passion for public safety and governance.
"I went to work as an adult probation officer, supervising 1,200 felons. Protecting America's president I thought was a noble cause. You learn even jackets can be worn open..."
"Understand, screwing up is just human nature. Important thing is to identify those mistakes and correct them. Everyone at some point makes a mistake on the job..."
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