[Lazamataz]

I get very worried when there are campaign reorgs.

Those usually happen before defeats.

[newfreep]

In a prior life, I was an officer in a $400 Million company who reported directly to the Chairman on all M&A projects.

A successful CEO will recognize the current challenge and mission and match talents to address the new mission.

Manafort’s mission was to manage the delegates and convention which he did quite successfully.

With the convention behind us, the campaign has a new mission that requires a different talent(s).

Bannon and KellyAnn are far more media savy than Manafort.

Bottom line: Trump is managing his campaign as he has his company.

“Don’t go wobbly on us!” :-)

[StAnDeliver]

"I get very worried when there are campaign reorgs. Those usually happen before defeats."

I agree. And given the deep intertwining of the DNC with Cankles campaign from the get-go (like, 1992), therefore the DNC mass firings of their Chairface, CEO, COO, and media horn, bodes ill for Cankles chances.

[Jane Long]

I get very worried when there are campaign reorgs. Those usually happen before defeats.

Ut oh.....off the FR fainting couch with you, Laz :(

[Antoninus]

I get very worried when there are campaign reorgs. Those usually happen before defeats.

Bingo. If this campaign were cruising along like some of our delusional brethren on FR suggest, there would be no need to shake things up.

[GeaugaRepublican]

Not this time. :)