Who's next out of the clown car?

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Trump suggests that the turmoil in his administration might not be over:


Apparently, he's decided to fire everyone smarter than he is.

There's a long line.
 
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The Trump Administration has the highest turnover of senior appointments in the first 14 months recorded by any President - but in "The People's Republic of Trump," there is no suggestion that he made any wrong choices in the first place!
 
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glorydaz said:
Doesn't look like a credible source, does it? :chuckle:
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One US official expressed confidence in Tillerson's status due to a so-called "suicide pact" forged between Defense Secretary James Mattis, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and Tillerson, whereby all three cabinet secretaries vow to leave in the event that the president makes moves against one of them. -- https://www.buzzfeed.com/johnhudson/tillerson?utm_term=.hppzzlVJy#.liZ44Aqkn

We'll find out how credible the source is soon enough.
 
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One US official expressed confidence in Tillerson's status due to a so-called "suicide pact" forged between Defense Secretary James Mattis, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and Tillerson, whereby all three cabinet secretaries vow to leave in the event that the president makes moves against one of them. -- https://www.buzzfeed.com/johnhudson/tillerson?utm_term=.hppzzlVJy#.liZ44Aqkn

We'll find out how credible the source is soon enough.
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It says the site can't be reached, and this one doesn't say anything about it. ??????
 
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glorydaz said:
Doesn't look like a credible source, does it? :chuckle:
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There is a reoccurring theme that this President refers not to fire his senior appointments face to face - Kelly, Mattis and McMaster shouldn't schedule any meetings that would take them outside the confines of the White House!

Camping out in the White House halls might be a good strategy!
 
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jgarden said:
There is a reoccurring theme that this President refers not to fire his senior appointments face to face - Kelly, Mattis and McMaster shouldn't schedule any meetings that would tae them outside the confines of the White House!

Camping out in the White House halls might be a good strategy!
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Maybe they don't care whether they stay or go.
 
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No thanks, but I'll send you some of those National Enquirers, and you can add to your depth of knowledge.
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I thought you knew. The guy publishing the National Enquirer, is a big Trump fan. He went so far as to purchase the rights to a story by a woman sexually involved with Trump, just to kill it.

'Catch and kill': How a tabloid shields Trump from troublesome stories
How many other stories has the National Enquirer covered up to help President Trump?

Ronan Farrow's new reporting in The New Yorker forces the question to be asked. But it's a very difficult one to answer because the tabloid is secretive about its practices.

Farrow's report highlights a tactic called "catch and kill" -- where a publication buys the rights to a story and then buries the story as a favor to someone.

The Enquirer allegedly did this to conceal an extramarital affair by Trump, according to Farrow's report.

David Pecker, publisher of the Enquirer's parent company, American Media and chief content officer Dylan Howard did not respond to requests for comment from CNN. In a statement, the company said, "The New Yorker and Ronan Farrow's suggestion that AMI engages in any practice that would allow it to hold influence over the President of the United States is laughable."

Karen McDougal, a former Playboy model, apparently memorialized the nine-month-long affair in a document that was shared with The New Yorker by one of her friends.

McDougal is legally forbidden from speaking out about it. She signed a $150,000 contract, called a "life-story rights agreement," granting the Enquirer's parent company American Media "exclusive ownership of her account of any romantic, personal, or physical relationship she has ever had with any 'then-married man,'" Farrow reported.

The Enquirer never published her account. It was "caught," and then it was "killed."

The context: Trump and Pecker are longtime friends and associates.

"This boils down to friendship. Pecker is taking care of his friends," former American Media spokesman Stu Zakim told CNN.
 
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