>>Their biggest problem is that they are not used to taking orders from anyone.
Your analysis is correct but incomplete. They don’t know how to lead in anything but a military fashion — i.e. barking orders, etc. I pointed this out on here when Kelly was appointed and got lambasted by those who said his dictatorial style was exactly what was needed in the WH. It is NEVER what is needed. Certainly not by those who serve the President.
My biggest problem with Trump is that he has stayed with bad appointments too long. That and he needs to quit talking and start acting — like declassifying all the stuff related to the FISA court.
“My biggest problem with Trump is that he has stayed with bad appointments too long. That and he needs to quit talking and start acting — like declassifying all the stuff related to the FISA court.”
Absolutely all true! But I think perhaps he’s learned his lesson in this regard. The other day he remarked that “acting” appointees may be a good thing. I guess that probably speaks to two issues: 1) He doesn’t have to wait on The Turtle and the Senate to diddle his appointments and 2) they can be jettisoned if they don’t work out without all the pain that goes with the “advise and consent” bull$hit!
But it must be awful not to be able to trust most everyone who comes along. For the most part, they are all “swamp creatures” or egoists, or most likely both, who think that they are serving their own interests first. It is remarkable that he’s able to continue with the withering “fire” he takes on a daily basis.