No ‘turmoil’ at the White House
He waited until after the midterms, in which the Republicans lost control of the United States Congress, to fire Donald Rumsfeld as his secretary of defence, who had led the increasingly unpopular war against Iraq. Last week, President Donald Trump abruptly pulled the plug on Katie Zacharia after she had served just five short days as the White House spokesperson. Advertisement Staff turmoil is also not unusual in the White House under any president, especially in the second term and...
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Types: Slippery Slope • Severity: Low