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Actually, the person to benefit from the change is President George W. Bush. Until President Obama changed the rules in early January 2013, former presidents who served after 1997 lost secret service protection after only ten years. Mr. Obama, citing security concerns in our more dangerous world, and noting that former presidents regularly represent the United States by doing charitable work or giving speeches throughout the US and overseas, decided that all former presidents deserve lifetime protection. So, President Bush will now have secret service protection indefinitely, as will President Obama once he leaves office.

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Q: Is President Obama trying to change the amount of years he will get secret service protection after he leaves office from 10 years to 20 years?
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