[magua]

What “no department is perfect “ comment? They just let him go.

[mrsmel]

I suppose he wasn’t “too big to fail”.

[grobdriver]

Reads like he was let go before he leaked the information - perhaps in retaliation.

Spalding was informed that his White House tenure was ending last week, the senior administration official said, before his memo and PowerPoint proposal was leaked.

[Redwood71]

Perfection of a department, in my mind, is points of view from all sides. He didn’t publish this memo, someone stole it unauthorized and some officials (who) judged him responsible. It was not aimed for public consumption to disrupt or was even published in full. The public doesn’t even know what was in the memo, just “parts” of it. And White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters Jan. 29 that consideration of the plan was at its “earliest stages” and the administration was nowhere near a decision. Creating an action that is geared to one way without looking at others is what a liberal would do as they have an agenda to complete, not a plan to improve. I would like to have a reasonable hope that we left that way of business when Trump stepped into the White House and Obama walked out to his continuing next job of harming the country.

rwood