Traitor Trump's Chief Of Protocol, Known For His Horse Whip, Has Been Pulled Off The Job

[Me.]

He is said to have walked around the office carrying the whip.

“The Trump administration’s chief of protocol in the State Department has been pulled off the job just ahead of the G-20 summit amid an investigation into allegations of discrimination and harassment, U.S. officials said.
He is not expected to return to his job.
Two U.S. officials said that employees in the chief of protocol’s office had been informed that Ambassador Sean Lawler had been suspended indefinitely pending the outcome of the investigation.

“WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s chief of protocol in the State Department has been pulled off the job just ahead of the G-20 summit amid an investigation into allegations of discrimination and harassment, U.S. officials said. He is not expected to return to his job.

Two U.S. officials said that employees in the chief of protocol’s office had been informed that Ambassador Sean Lawler had been suspended indefinitely pending the outcome of the investigation. A third official said that Lawler had told the State Department’s leadership he planned to submit his resignation to President Donald Trump after the G-20 summit, which starts Friday in Osaka, Japan.”

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/25/trumps-chief-of-protocol-pulled-off-the-job-ahead-of-g-20.html

[Skittles]

1. clearning the swamp

[dewsgirl]

2. When I first saw this on Raw Story earlier, I thought the horse whip thing was

a metaphor, didn't even cross my mind it was an actual horse whip. These people are f×ck×ng crazy.

[Me.]

3. He's A Trumper

anything is possible.

[dixiegrrrrl]

4. "numerous employees in his office had resigned in protest of his management and behavior."

That is really too bad. You know it is the good ones who leave like that. The usual assholes stay on.

[dalton99a]

5. "Nobody carries the whip better than ME!"

"Get out!"

[lpbk2713]

6. Chief of Protocol huh?

Is this the assclown whose job it was to instruct Trump on what would
be his proper conduct in the presence of the Queen of England?