J.D. Vance's Secret Service Agents 'Frustrated' With His 'Inappropriate' Travel Demands, Sources Cla

An MS NOW report details friction between Secret Service agents and Vice President J.D. Vance’s office over last-minute, taxpayer-funded travel requests, raising morale concerns. Reporter Carol Leonnig says agents objected to using Marine Two to take Vance’s son to a golf lesson at Joint Base Andrews, a trip typically handled by SUV. The segment cites Marine Two operating costs of $16,000 to $24,600 per hour and notes the drive is 36 minutes. Sources described a morale crisis and “concierge service” perceptions; some agents made “Bobcat OTR Survivors Club” stickers. Vance’s office expressed gratitude to the Secret Service, and officials noted he is the first vice president with very young children since Al Gore. Secret Service spokesperson Matt Quinn emphasized flexibility, discipline, and preserving normalcy.

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