Mulvaney OUT??????

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: Agit8dChop

This topic is ignored for the most part by conservative members and I wonder why. The few that have chosen to address it have relied upon the standard '' the boss has the right'' argument''. And of course I guess that argument is true, the boss does have the right. However that cannot begin to cover the issue that his is not just a boss but the POTUS who promised only the best people nor the possibility of incompetency.

Ugh, one recurring thing I've noticed among leftist is their penchant to cling among the Presidents qoutes as some rule or baseline for whatever actions may go down.

Did it ever occur to them that perhaps there are many "great" people who are the "best" at what they do? Rotate them in, rotate them out. So many of those individuals can stack their resumes.

As far as I'm concerned, this is trivial, why you obsessed over small beans?

a reply to: Arnie123

Arnie Arnie Arnie, that was not just a presidential ''quote'' or obscure tweet ,that was a presidential promise, a presidential theme. He stressed that point over and over again, from rally to rally to rally. People who point that out are not just making it up or pointing to some small one liner he tossed out and usually long forgotten. He made it a big deal, not liberals, not me.

His package was that he was a great businessman and not just a hack TV performer. That he was accepted among the worlds business leaders and that his contacts were the smartest and brightest. That is how he packaged himself.

originally posted by: CitizenZero
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Mulvaney was acting chief of staff. His position was temporary.

At an average of ten months each all chiefs of staff have been temporary with this admin.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

They're all in jail.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

He loses friends with the same rapidity.
I ran a business and it's better to have people who know what they're doing and to keep them then to constantly train people.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

He loses friends with the same rapidity.
I ran a business and it's better to have people who know what they're doing and to keep them then to constantly train people.

Quite true. You can hire new folks more cheaply but by the time you've trained them for the job and they've got experience, you've lost a lot more money than if you'd kept the original crew.

a reply to: DanDanDat

Well he's had a problem finding them. The dirty turn coats. They all want to be rational and do the job right rather than the way he wants it..

a reply to: Arnie123
How can that be true when he changes on a daily basis?

And why do these great people all wind up indicted?

Are you kidding me?
Most of the people who worked for Trump have been undercover never trumpers, leaking bitches.
Trump has been wading through the swamp, our government is infested with swamp creatures and pond scum.

It makes me wonder what kind of attention span the never trumpers have, they will be some going to jail very soon and making Trump out to be the cause of the corona virus is just about their last ditch effort...oh, and Biden of course.

LOL!

originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

But four acting chiefs in three years? Doesn't sound very stable to me.

Always a tweet.

Smdh and

three years later still fumbling around looking for those ''best people''.

Only the best people.

However what else is possible is that Trump is a bozo, an inefficient goof ball who has no idea what he is doing and needs not experts or competent people beneath him but rather only people who are for what ever reason loyal to him and will follow his aberrant dictatorial commands with little to no question.

Ding! Ding! Ding!

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Arnie123
How can that be true when he changes on a daily basis?

And why do these great people all wind up indicted?

...for process crimes, much of which amounted to nothing.

However, Hunter is up and believe it or not, Romney may go ahead with the subpeona vote.

Hmmm, why are all these law enforcement professionals you praise in Gov keep getting slapped by IG reports and getting fired?

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: Arnie123

Arnie Arnie Arnie, that was not just a presidential ''quote'' or obscure tweet ,that was a presidential promise, a presidential theme. He stressed that point over and over again, from rally to rally to rally. People who point that out are not just making it up or pointing to some small one liner he tossed out and usually long forgotten. He made it a big deal, not liberals, not me.

His package was that he was a great businessman and not just a hack TV performer. That he was accepted among the worlds business leaders and that his contacts were the smartest and brightest. That is how he packaged himself.

Well you're just going to have to roll with it and for the most part, he has done incredibly well, the package so to speak has perfomed well.

Perhaps stop obsessing? This gets you knowhere.

a reply to: Arnie123

Perhaps stop obsessing? This gets you knowhere.

It may appear as obsessing, but I see it more is deep concern about this country. One might just as easily suggest that his supporters stop fantasizing over how great things are going.