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White House Dealing With Sudden Exodus as Staffers Flee
Seven of Trump’s 16 Senate-confirmed Treasury appointees have left or been fired as staff cite legal and policy concerns, NOTUS reported.
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White House roiled by another high-profile loss as 'job becomes increasingly hard': report
The exodus from President Donald Trump's White House continued late Wednesday night as key bridge to working with the fractious GOP caucus plans to depart.According to a report from Politico, James Braid, the top White House aide in charge of liaising with Congress, is leaving the administration with no indication of where he is heading next.As director of legislative affairs, Braid has been responsible for advancing President Donald Trump's age…
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Mass flight in the U.S. Treasury Department. Around 44 percent of the Senate-confirmed officials have left their posts under Donald Trump - far more than all ex-presidents. Trump has set a new historical record.
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