Jeffrey Epstein Arrest

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(07-12-2019, 02:22 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: It's highly unusual and definitely without recent historical precedent.  It's also definitely an indicator of Trump's chaotic and mercurial style of leadership.  I could potentially assume you already knew this and are fishing here, but I'm not quite that cynical.

It was not fishing. This forum is my main way of seeking out opposing talking points as I don't get all that much exposure to them otherwise, just due to the people I discuss politics with and the websites/channels I frequent outside of this forum (although I do read Fox News headlines and hot topics maybe once a week or when they pop up on my phone), so I'm not up to date on how conservatives feel at all times. But I do remember after the first 3 or 4 resignations (especially the Flynn one), the conservative talking point I heard was something along the lines of "eh, resignations are not a big deal. Obama had plenty as well. It's just the nature of the business."

I never got a number when it came to how many resignations Obama's cabinet had, so I have no idea where that line was and, honestly, it's not something I am too eager to spend my time trying to dig out of the internet. Like I said, this whole thing used to be an incredibly boring affair. So I was just curious if that talking point of "resignations aren't a big deal" still remained among conservative circles at this point in the presidency or if there is beginning to be some concern growing.