Having a Bodyguard is Way Less a Perk Than You'd Think
Susan Eisenhower on the "perk" of being protected by armed guards:
Those who have had armed protection can suffer from lifelong feelings of physical vulnerability, a sense that he or she is always being watched, or a longing for the feeling of continued dependency and security. I was fortunate to have gotten over these problems. But it is no surprise when a member of a first family marries her Secret Service agent, or a movie star falls for her security guard. Of my generation, the most famous of these was Patty Hearst, the kidnapped newspaper heiress who eventually married her bodyguard.
About the Author
David Frum
David Frum is a contributing editor at Newsweek and The Daily Beast and a CNN contributor. He is the author of eight books, including most recently the e-book WHY ROMNEY LOST and his first novel Patriots, published in April 2012.




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