The True Post(Web News)The attack on National Guard personnel outside the White House in Washington, DC, is not just a shooting incident but an indication of a deep security rift at the heart of America.
At a time when the political landscape is already extraordinarily divided, the attack near the most sensitive location in the capital has raised serious questions about Washington’s security. President Donald Trump’s **immediate deployment of 500 additional troops** appears to be a strong and decisive decision. He responded forcefully without wasting time, a sign of a president who is serious about national security. But the question remains: were the security weaknesses in Washington really so great that the White House had to be put on lockdown?** Or is this the first sign of a larger, more organized conspiracy?
FBI Director Kash Patel’s briefing added to the seriousness of the situation. The announcement that the attackers were “ambushed,” and that they could target even trained personnel like the National Guard, points to a painful reality — that Washington’s security, no matter how strong it may be on paper, has weaknesses on the ground.
