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Yep. Trump has never had "good people" around him, even in his first term most top-flight political and administrative talent refused to work with him, and the problem steadily grew worse throughout his administration. Part of the issue with Trump isn't just that he surrounds himself with second and third-rate stooges and crooks that he values more for their blind loyalty and brown nosing instead of their competency and ability to do the job, he also has difficulty in attracting top-level talent to work for him. And no, I don't consider Marco Rubio top-flight talent, although compared to most of his other appointments he does appear sterling in comparison.Trump is just such an unserious person. Good, Lord.
I remember the first go around the excuse was, “I know he’s an idiot but I trust he will put good people around him.”
Seems quaint now.
Surely no one takes such an offer seriously? Only if he is confirmed as SecDef will he get sober?
You’re impressed he volunteered that (when you were probably working really hard not to inquire about the New Yorker report)?
Don’t we all view SecDef as so important that a raging alcohol abuse problem is disqualifying (rather than motivation to try to get sober)?
I think the purpose is to frighten and intimidate reporters and news media organizations into silence, or into just playing along with the administration. And sadly it may well work, given how craven most of our media already appears to be regarding all things Trump.Where do they find these attorneys? That letter could have been written by Stephen Cheung. And the threat of litigation is laughable.
UpworkWhere do they find these attorneys? That letter could have been written by Stephen Cheung. And the threat of litigation is laughable.
Yellow font? Are you callisa?President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday said he will nominate former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission member Paul Atkins to lead the agency next year, highlighting the former commissioner's work in favor of the digital asset industry in a social media post announcing the nomination.
Trump made the announcement on Truth Social, ending weeks of speculation over whom the incoming Republican president would tap to replace outgoing SEC Chair Gary Gensler.
Atkins was a Republican commissioner at the SEC from 2002 to 2008 and currently serves as chief executive at the consulting firm Patomak Global Partners. The Vanderbilt Law School-trained lawyer also works alongside crypto lobbying organization the Digital Chamber, a fact that Trump highlighted in his announcement.
The auctioneer who would run the IRS: