Why doesn’t Trump appoint people he can remain loyal to?
This revolving door , musical chairs thing down in DC is getting old.
I don't have an answer to that.
There’s a divine level drama behind this. Sometimes all plausible candidates are unknowns as viewed from outside. And so God allows them to be put to the test. A failure in position A may not mean a failure in position B, etc.
> Why doesn’t Trump appoint people he can remain loyal to? <
That’s a very fair question. And you’ll probably catch some flak here for asking it.
Swamp creatures have tremendous ability to camouflage their intentions.
It can take awhile before they show their true colors.
It does not bother me. Tillerson disagreed with the President’s policy. It takes courage to be loyal.
I think you mean ppl who can remain loyal to him. He is the President and we send him there to be the boss. Clearly he is.
“Why doesn’t Trump appoint people he can remain loyal to?”
You’ve got it a$$ backwards. The problem of loyalty is with the appointees. Tillerson was a first-class Liberal a$$hole! Glad he’s gone. Pompeo, OTOH is a loyalist who will clean house at the DOS and help Trump implement his foreign policy objectives. And yeah, I too am upset about the “revolving door,” Trump hasn’t chosen wisely in a number of his appointments and they are dragging his administration down. But on balance, Trump is doing an amazing job and he’s willing to admit his personnel mistakes and take corrective action.
How about people who remain loyal to Trump?
Ignorance is the default.
“Why doesn’t Trump appoint people he can remain loyal to?”
How is he supposed to know beforehand how someone will execute a certain position? It’s only government that can afford to keep people who aren’t effective.
Trump isn’t charged with loyalty to staff positions.
Trump is all about results.
Results have been great, he can arrange and rearrange his staff all he wants.
Trump is loyal to this country unlike any president since Reagan
Are you a moron? The appointee is the one who is supposed to be loyal.
“Why doesn’t Trump appoint people he can remain loyal to?”
Loyalty is a two way street.
It’s not Trump’s responsibility to remain loyal. It is theirs.
It is good, it keeps people on their toes, just like in business.
I don’t Think so.. I think It is refreshing. Everything moves so slow in government.,Trump moves quickly. Tillersom had no experience for this job, really. I am sure that factored in.
During the course of a long life a wise man is prepared to abandon his baggage many times.
That’s not the way he does business. Let Trump be Trump, and if you’re an appointee, don’t plan on being there long, especially if you don’t produce results.
I almost responded to this by accident.
I don't respond to the Freeper Classes of 2004-2006 at any time.
That was the period of the "invasion of the political body snatchers," Hillary trolls who infiltrated our conservative forum, and the best if which still remain. They are good.