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May. 17th, 2017 03:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
amycooperBit By Bit, Trump Is Shredding Credibility Of White House Officials
"The president has gladly used up [White House press secretary] Sean Spicer's credibility," says Nicolle Wallace, the former communications director for President George W. Bush, a Republican. "He has trampled the credibility of [adviser] Kellyanne Conway. He has used up and sort of walked to the line of his vice president's credibility. And now it is it is H.R. McMaster's turn to expend his personal credibility in service of this president."
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the New York Times in an opinion piece advised Trump aids to bail ship. Meanwhile, the case for obstruction of justice is becoming more and more obvious. One has to wonder how much longer Republicans are going to be willing to let Trump continue on as president when his poll numbers continue to linger in the basement, the Dow drops, and apparently most don't like Trump to begin with. As it is, there are signs beginning to show that even the GOP has had enough.
"The president has gladly used up [White House press secretary] Sean Spicer's credibility," says Nicolle Wallace, the former communications director for President George W. Bush, a Republican. "He has trampled the credibility of [adviser] Kellyanne Conway. He has used up and sort of walked to the line of his vice president's credibility. And now it is it is H.R. McMaster's turn to expend his personal credibility in service of this president."
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the New York Times in an opinion piece advised Trump aids to bail ship. Meanwhile, the case for obstruction of justice is becoming more and more obvious. One has to wonder how much longer Republicans are going to be willing to let Trump continue on as president when his poll numbers continue to linger in the basement, the Dow drops, and apparently most don't like Trump to begin with. As it is, there are signs beginning to show that even the GOP has had enough.
