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With the president and his chief of staff arguing in public, Ivanka Trump takes charge of finding a replacement.https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/01/are-trump-and-kelly-heading-for-divorce?mbid=social_twitter
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randr
(12,461 posts)BumRushDaShow
(139,206 posts)Maybe - "Fire and Fury: Scorched Earth".
dalton99a
(83,556 posts)Irish_Dem
(55,824 posts)Wednesdays
(19,600 posts)and just make Ivanka COS?
Irish_Dem
(55,824 posts)Then they don't need a COS.
She and Jared can handle the whole shebang.
Zoonart
(12,565 posts)Let's just leave the government in the hands of Ivan-red and Miller. More chaos please.
hedda_foil
(16,475 posts)dalton99a
(83,556 posts)hedda_foil
(16,475 posts)dalton99a
(83,556 posts)Miller would love to take Kelly's job
Gothmog
(152,854 posts)Baconator
(1,459 posts)Renew Deal
(82,804 posts)Bannon, Priebus, Spicer, etc. never had a chance. It's always going to be about family business.
Buns_of_Fire
(17,730 posts)Sounds a lot like DICK Cheney's group deciding who should be Vice-President.
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)I read a book a few years ago about Lavrenty Beria, the head of Stalin's secret police. Stalin was famously paranoid about anyone seeming to rise too high, and Beria was very sensitive about appearing too indispensable. The penalty for drawing Stalin's unwanted attention was at best internal exile, but imprisonment and execution were always available options as well. Early in the 1950s, a young man was in a low level position in Beria's bureaucracy. As the men above him were cashiered, he rose quickly through the ranks. His sudden appearance on the scene drew Stalin's gaze and triggered his fear. The young man disappeared even more quickly than he had appeared.
The author's prose generated the mental picture for me of the young man edging too close to an out-of-control machine and getting summarily sucked into the gear works and annihilated. Kelly sounds like he's on the same career path, though thankfully for Kelly, President Trump doesn't have quite the extra-legal tools at his disposal that Stalin did.
Baitball Blogger
(47,579 posts)So, what good is he to the Trump Administration?
Turn CO Blue
(4,221 posts)Raster
(20,999 posts)VaBchTgerLily
(231 posts)imanamerican63
(14,262 posts)He has fired one Chief of Staff, several advisors, communications personal, an Attorney General and don't forget FBI Agent Comey! He is still playing the part of a executive from TV! He can fire anyone at anytime!