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    Maybe this is normal and it's not been covered like this in the past, but it seems like a bad sign that there's so much turnover of top staff this early on into trumps term. If he's really going to run this country like a buiness, I'd say all the shifts in the org chart at this point will undoubtedly shake the confidence of staff and you expose customers and competitors how unstable your organization is.

    This has lead me to believe that he probably doesn't run anything and people run around undoing anything he touches when he does do something. it's not so easy to hide and fix Trump's messes now that he's president.

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    • Yep - but Spicer was a nobody anyone - a paid mouthpiece and turd polisher. Had no influence on policy etc. Just a fixer when the senile piss stain tweetedfadein11
    • something retarded again. Only so long you can be in that role with someone like Trump.fadein11
    • Spicer's (limited) memoirs and diaries could make interesting reading. I mean, he's seen more shit in 6 months than most PresSec's see in a full term.face_melter
    • I'd read itfadein11
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