It is not at all unusual for strong leaders to surround themselves with other strong individuals and a demonstration of anger is not a bad thing. The last thing a president needs is to be surrounded by a group of sycophants. To his credit, President Trump has assembled a group of strong willed individuals, some who even disagreed with him before they took office. A clash of viewpoints is more likely to yield good policy than is consensus. It has been said that if all your advisors agree with you, then you don’t need advisors. Disagreement is not disloyalty and strong leaders understand that. As President Trump stated in his interview yesterday, he gets to the opinion of many people but in the final analysis, his opinion is the one that counts.
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These are not people disagreeing with the president or offering opinions.
These are people undermining Trump and leaking false statements to the media to make President Trump look bad.
These are people who are not concerned with the security of our great country or the actual problems with the so called “Iran deal.”
These are people trying to maneuver Trump into lying, saying the deal is successful and proposing that it be certified.
Disagreement is not disloyalty.
But what these people are doing certainly is.