In over his head

Trumpery is in over his head, and it's becoming scary.  He has no idea how to run the White House, his administration, and the country.  This is a good example of why government should not be run like a business.

This guy is nuts.  He fires Flynn, then blames everyone else for Flynn's firing. WTF is the matter with this guy?    


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Yesterday

Trumpery asks former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's for his resignation. Reason given by Trumpery: "Lack of Trust" due to Flynn misleading Vice President Pence and others in the White House.

Sean Spicer in the daily press briefing said Flynn "had lost the president's trust".

Today

Trumpery blames the media, and then the intelligence community, for Flynn's firing.  

Trumpery: “I think he’s been treated very, very unfairly by the media. As I call it, the fake media."  Trumpery also accused the U.S. intelligence community for leaking classified information to retaliate against him and his team for defeating Hillary Clinton in the election.  

Trumpery: “From intelligence, papers are being leaked, things are being leaked, it’s criminal action, a criminal act. It’s been going on for a long time, before me, but now it’s really going on. People are trying to cover up for a terrible loss that the Democrats had under Hillary Clinton.”

Why did Trumpery fire Flynn if everything was based on "fake news"?

Was it a "fake firing"?

More evidence, Trumpery is not stable.
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Vice Admiral Harward rejects offer to be Trumpery’s new national security adviser

Vice Adm. Robert Harward turned down the post of White House national security adviser Thursday, just days after President Trumpery fired Michael Flynn from the job.

A senior administration official confirmed that Adm. Harward declined the job, saying his decision was due to “family considerations” and difficulties in overcoming financial entanglements with defense contractor Lockheed Martin. He has served as CEO of Lockheed in the United Arab Emirates since 2014.

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