[AnotherUnixGeek]

That is why many Trump appointees have vowed to do what we can to preserve our democratic institutions while thwarting Mr. Trump

I'll say it again - the one weak point of the Trump administration has been the hirings. Start with Jeff Sessions, go on to Mike Flynn, Reince Priebus, Anthony Scaramucci, Omarosa Manigault - and now we have this worthless coward writing an op-ed in the NY Times, proclaiming that he and others like him - Trump appointees - are working to suborn the elected president's agenda.

This guy (or woman, who knows) is undoubtedly someone with a history in Washington - people fresh to DC don't suddenly turn into anonymous sources for the NY Times. He's admitted that he is working to subvert the democratic process and thwart the will of the voters. He must be found, fired and prosecuted.

[vette6387]

“I’ll say it again - the one weak point of the Trump administration has been the hirings. Start with Jeff Sessions, go on to Mike Flynn, Reince Priebus, Anthony Scaramucci, Omarosa Manigault - and now we have this worthless coward writing an op-ed in the NY Times, proclaiming that he and others like him - Trump appointees “

There is no doubt Trump has appointed some real shit, and seems unwilling ( or maybe powerless at this juncture) to rid himself of them. But let’s not forget that his “team” at the top is very thin, and some of them, being unfortunately GOPe crap, have “hired” in their own image as well. So this goes well beyond the President himself.

[kingu]

I'll say it again - the one weak point of the Trump administration has been the hirings.

I'd start with those who have been through the senate confirmation process before who were voted against by those who previously voted for him to occupy an underling position.

I think that most would respond with 'who?' when and if the writer is exposed. Honestly, they'll get their friends in far more trouble than themselves.

And I don't think they've done anything which could even slightly be prosecutable, much less move Jeff Sessions to actually assign someone to look into it.