Trump Administration* - Fired / Quit

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Sarah Sanders for Governor of Arkansas? Trump Urges Press Secretary to Run After White House Exit

Makes sense, it's not like she had any dignity left to preserve by ditching POSPOTUS.

[neoplacebo]

Get out the violins and the guy that plays "Taps" on the bugle. Another one hits the road, Jack. This guy is maybe second shortest serving after The Mooch; not sure, don't care.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/john-sanders ... 08102.html

[GoCubsGo]

Get out the violins and the guy that plays "Taps" on the bugle. Another one hits the road, Jack. This guy is maybe second shortest serving after The Mooch; not sure, don't care.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/john-sanders ... 08102.html

Ahhh, that's ok, tRump said he never even met him.

[GoCubsGo]

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
I am excited to announce that
@MercedesSchlapp
will soon be joining our Campaign. She feels so strongly about our Country & its future. We are setting records in so many ways, & we will keep it going. Mercedes has done a fantastic job within the Administration & I am so thankful!
5:15 PM · Jul 1, 2019 · Twitter for iPhone

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http://www.blueridgedebate.com/forum/vi ... rum#p79298

Stop a fossil fuel lobbyist from running the EPA’s clean air office! (petition)

Really?

http://www.blueridgedebate.com/forum/vi ... rum#p92464

U.S. EPA senior official falls short of calling climate change a crisis

We are like tenant farmers chopping down the fence around our house for fuel when we should be using Nature's inexhaustible sources of energy - sun, wind and tide.... I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that.
-- Thomas A. Edison, 1931

Top Clean-Air Official Plans To Step Down From EPA Post Amid Ethics Probe





https://act.nrdc.org/letter/epa-leadership-190701

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Admiral who was to become Navy's top officer to retire instead, citing bad judgment

"bad judgment" applies to everyone that agrees to work under POSPOTUS.

[neoplacebo]

Admiral who was to become Navy's top officer to retire instead, citing bad judgment

"bad judgment" applies to everyone that agrees to work under POSPOTUS.

Ah, the headline could also be interpreted as it would be bad judgement to become CNO for trump; the Admiral is probably thinking it would also be bad juju to work for trump in that he may be asked to do "crazy shit" like McGhan was asked to do. Hell, nobody wants to do crazy shit except maybe trump and his family. Also, the Admiral could not take the thought of himself being referred to by Don Jr. as 'the C and O." It was just too much.

[neoplacebo]

One more resignation effective tomorrow, July 12. State Department official quits because trump denies global warming in favor of global warring.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-offici ... 24002.html

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One more resignation effective tomorrow, July 12. State Department official quits because trump denies global warming in favor of global warring.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-offici ... 24002.html

... Before working at the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, he had served as director of environment and natural resources at the National Intelligence Council and as a full professor of chemistry and biochemistry at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo....

But what does he know about science?

[neoplacebo]

One more resignation effective tomorrow, July 12. State Department official quits because trump denies global warming in favor of global warring.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-offici ... 24002.html

... Before working at the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, he had served as director of environment and natural resources at the National Intelligence Council and as a full professor of chemistry and biochemistry at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo....

But what does he know about science?

exactly. I look for Acosta to be next, especially if the FL state attorney office keeps up with their assertion of Acosta's revisionist account of the Epstein case. Unless of course that wingnut Bondi woman is still FL Attorney General. I don't know if she is.......she isn't, but a new Republican took her place this year. Her husband is a DEA agent.

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exactly. I look for Acosta to be next, especially if the FL state attorney office keeps up with their assertion of Acosta's revisionist account of the Epstein case....

Still time to join the pool:
http://www.blueridgedebate.com/forum/vi ... 637#p98637

[neoplacebo]

exactly. I look for Acosta to be next, especially if the FL state attorney office keeps up with their assertion of Acosta's revisionist account of the Epstein case....

Still time to join the pool:
http://www.blueridgedebate.com/forum/vi ... 637#p98637

I jumped in the pool with July 31

[neoplacebo]

Acosta resigns 7-12-19

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Acosta resigns 7-12-19

Opps, you beat me to it with this one, too.

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Pentagon in its longest-ever stretch of leadership limbo

Acosta's resignation means Labor secretary added to list of Trump posts with 'acting' leaders

White House Chief of Staff
Labor secretary
Defense secretary
Office of Management and Budget
Homeland Security secretary
U.N. ambassador
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Consumer Product Safety Commission
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Customs and Border Protection
Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Found on a forum, not verified by me, missing 2017:

Remember when Trump said he only hired the best people... then they were all fired or quit?

2019:

Anthony Zinni, Head of US Envoy to Middle East, January 8
Raj Shah, Deputy Press Secretary, January 14
Brock Long, FEMA Chief, February 13
Heather Wilson, Air Force Secretary, March 8
Bill Shine, Communication Director, March 8
Linda McMahon, Administrator of the Small Business Administration, March 29 (left to head a Trump Super-Pac)
Kirstjen Nielsen, Head of DHS, April 7
Randolph "Tex" Alles, USSS Director, April 8
Claire Grady, Acting Deputy Secretary DHS, April 9
Rod Rosenstein, Deputy AG, April 29
David Redl National, Telecommunications and Information Administration, May 10
L. Francis Cissna, the Director of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, May 23
Sarah Sanders, Press Secretary (In name only), June 13
Tom Horman, Border Czar, June 16 (was tapped by Trump, but pulled his name out a day or two later)
Patrick Shanahan, Defense Secretary, June 18 (was acting but pulled his name from contention)
John Sanders, Acting Head of CBP, June 22
Bill Wehrum, EPA Chief Clean Air Official, June 26
Alexander Acosta, Labor Secretary, July 12

2018:

Kristan King Nevins, Second Lady Chief of Staff, January 4
Mark Paoletta, Vice President Chief lawyer, January 5
Daris Meeks, Vice President domestic policy director, January 5
Shannon McGahn, Senior Treasury Official, January 5
John D Feeley, Ambassador to Panama, January 12
Majority of National Park Council, January 13
Carl Higbie, the Chief of External Affairs for CNCS, January 18
Omarosa Manigault, ?????, January 19
Taylor Weyeneth, White House liaison to the drug office, January 24
Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, CDC Head, January 31
Robert Porter, White House staff secretary, February 7
David Sorenson, White House speech writer, February 9
Jim Carroll, Deputy Chief of Staff, February 9
Rachel Brand, Associate Attorney General, February 10, 2018
George David Banks, Special assistant to the president, February 14
Vivieca Wright, VA Chief of Staff, February 16
Josh Raffel, White House communications aide, February 27
Hope Hicks, Communications Director, February 28
Gary Cohn, Economics Adviser, March 6
Rex Tillerson, Secretary of State, March 13
John McEntee, Personal Assistant to the President, March 13
Steve Goldstein, Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, March 13
Andrew McCabe, Deputy Director of the FBI Director, March 19
John Dowd, Lead Lawyer for Donald Trump, March 22
H.R McMaster, National Security Adviser, March 22
Joseph diGenova, Attorney for Trump (resigned before working for the president), March 25
Victoria Toensing, Attorney for Trump (resigned before working for the president), March 25
David Shulkin, VA secretary, March 28
D.J. Gribbin, Infrastructure Adviser, April 3
Samantha Dravis, EPA Counsel, April 5
Michael Anton, National Security Council spokesman, April 8
Tom Bossert, Honeland Security Adviser, April 10
Ricky Waddell, Deputy national security adviser, April 12
James Schwab, spokesperson for ICE, April 13
Rob Joyce, National Security Council Member, April 16
Thomas Homan, Deputy Ice Director, April 30
Ronny Jackson, Personal Doctor to the President, May 1
Ty Cobb, Lead Attorney, May 2
Dr. Jen Pena, Personal Doctor to the Vice President, May 4
Marc Short, the White House legislative director, June 15
Joe Hagin, Deputy Chief of Staff, June 19
Everett Eissenstat, Member of both National Economic Council and the National Security Council, June 26
Maggie Cordish, Adviser to Ivanka Trump on paid family leave, June 29
James D. Melville Jr., Ambassador to Estonia, June 29
Scott Pruitt, Head of EPA, July 5
Jennifer Arangio, A senior director in the NSC, July 13
Michael Barry, the senior National Security Council director for intelligence programs, July 17
Reagan Hedlund, Policy Director for the First Lady, August 3
Darren Bettie, Speech writer, August 19
Seth Frotman, Student loan Ombudsman (guy in charge of student loans), August 26
Don McGahan, White House Counsel, August 29 (said he would leave in fall)
Stefan Passantino, White House ethics lawyer, August 30
Retired Navy SEAL Adm. William McRaven, Defense Innovation Board, September 15
Arthur Elkins, Inspector General EPA, September 18
Nikki Haley, Ambassador to the UN, October 8
Mary Kendal, Acting Inspector General at the Department of the Interior, October 17
Suzanne Israel Tufts, an assistant secretary of Housing and Urban Development, October 19
Jeff Sessions, Attorney General, November 7
Mira Ricardel, Deputy National Security Adviser, November 14
Jordan Karem, Trump's "body man" and director of Oval Office Operations, November 26
Joe Dunford, Head of the Joint Chiefs, December 7
John Kelly, White House Chief of Staff, December 8
Nick Ayers, Vice President Chief of Staff (was speculated to be taking White House Chief of Staff

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Acosta resigns 7-12-19

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Nasa chief fired as Trump administration vents frustration over moon landing delays

[neoplacebo]

Nasa chief fired as Trump administration vents frustration over moon landing delays

It would be funny if trump appointed Elton John to head up NASA because "a lot of people say he's a rocket man."

[billy.pilgrim]

Nasa chief fired as Trump administration vents frustration over moon landing delays

It would be funny if trump appointed Elton John to head up NASA because "a lot of people say he's a rocket man."

Makes more sense than when the huckleberry moron said that he would appoint chuck norris as Secretary of Defense.

[GoCubsGo]

Nasa chief fired as Trump administration vents frustration over moon landing delays

Oh good, shortcuts and expedience are two necessary things for space travel.
#maga