Lewis C. Merletti

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  16. Merletti felt that the Lewinsky issue, while having civil court merit, was being driven in large part by politics. He strongly believed that the Secret Service Mission must be kept above all politics. Merletti received strong support from former President George Bush (#41). President Bush, a Republican, stated his support in a letter to Ken Starr saying that as a former President he knew that Merletti was correct in his stance; and he (President Bush) asked Ken Starr to withdraw the Secret Service subpoenas. Merletti received strong support from the four living former Directors of the United States Secret Service and the strong support of all the former Special Agent in Charge (SAIC) of the Presidential Protective Division. Two noteworthy Secret Service supporters were Clint Hill (the Secret Service Agent nearest President Kennedy during the assassination in November 1963) and Secret Service Agent Tim McCarthy who was shot during President Reagan's assassination attempt in March 1981. Merletti further felt that Ken Starr's use of the numerous FBI agents assigned to his Independent Counsel was not in our nation's best interest. Merletti felt that the bulk of those FBI agents could have better served our nation by investigating terrorist cases developing within the United States."[10/17/2007 statement by United States Secret Service Director Lewis C. Merletti]Merletti Declaration on the Secret Service Archived 2007-09-29 at the Wayback Machine , Retrieved on December 28, 2006
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Lewis Carlo Merletti
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19th Director of the United States Secret Service
In office
June 6, 1997 March 3, 1999