One less Fireman?

[Dill]

(12-11-2018, 02:36 AM)wildcats forever Wrote: Earlier today I read an MSN article in which it stated that Trump is eager to get his re-election campaign up and running. Maybe his successful COS candidate will have strong campaign experience. Either function would require an enormous capacity in dealing with a lot of controversy, frequently. The campaign activities could be fun (at times), but Chief of Staff in the current political climate would be more of a challenge than most would want. I can only imagine ....

Well, consider what happened to previous CoSs--publicly demeaned, advice rejected, blamed for Trump's failures.  And yet, those failures stick to Priebus and Kelly because they jumped aboard ship.  Smart, up-and-coming politicos recognize the job is a career breaker.

All that is probably first on potential picks' minds. After that comes the chaos and infighting. This is the leakiest WH in livining memory, which indicates dissension, stress, people who feel either they have been treated unjustly or are genuinely concerned about legality and damage to the country in what they overhear.