A preposterous theory. Bringing in your active enemies to head up the major departments in your admin is a recipe for staffing, policy and execution disaster. In politics, it is true that personnel is policy—and Kushner has overseen a full-blown disaster on that front. It is amazing that Trump, with his regular instincts, intelligence, life experience and common touch has been able to overcome so much of it to get so much done. (Though still a fraction of what smart staffing and initial appointments would have got him.) Now we are more likely than not seeing his ultimate legacy and prospects for a second term being undone beforw our very eyes, as well as starvation for millions abroad, the loss of tens of trillions in Americans’ wealth, and hundreds of thousands of American’s life work in their small businesses. Our civil liberties? Freedom from China’s ascendancy to dominance? Short of a drastic turnaround, out the door.
Don’t be an ass. Nothing preposterous about it all. You’ve been witnessing the biggest sting operation in history and have been oblivious to it. Not surprising.
Apologies for the tone of my last comment. It was uncalled for. Nevertheless, I disagree with your assessment that the theory is preposterous. Six months from now the world will look very different. The economy will have largely rebounded, Comey, McCabe, and others will have been indicted, and Trump will be on his way to a landslide. Patience, Grasshopper.