3/17/2018, 5:48 pm
OCTOBER 15, 2020
As the 2020 Presidential election approaches in three short weeks, the nation wonders how President Trump will fill his cabinet and White House staff positions. Trump has been on a high-paced four-year binge of firings and forced resignations. It's becoming clear that his chance of finding any individuals who would blend well with his presidency have been nearly eroded from existence.
Everyone during the 2016 election knew Trump enjoyed spitting out the phrase “You're fired!” so it shouldn't have been a surprise that the carnage would continue. Trump narrowly defeated Hillary Clinton, who some now call the most flawed candidate to ever run for office since, well, ever. And that includes General Wesley Clark who didn't know if he was a Democrat or a Republican, as well as George McGovern who was responsible for generating a new brand of lefties, “Democrats for Nixon.”
And now we witness Trump's 2020 election bid.
Trump recently showed his desperation by hiring, of all people, Representative Maxine Waters as his Chief of Staff. Yes, THAT Maxine Waters, the one who said tea party members can “go to hell” and also chastised them for waving the American flag. Trump's move only occurred because no one was left in the universe of politics that hadn't already taken a spin and been ejected from Trump's Wheel-o'-Political-Ruin.
With the nation's entertainment industry now at the helm of the DNC, the Democrats feel poised to overtake the Republicans in next month's general election. Presidential nominee Jimmy Kimmel is bolstered by Trump's continued revolving White House door. “When I saw a job posting for “WH Communications Director” on Monster.com I immediately recognized it as Trump-desperation. Kimmel's running mate, The View's Joey Behar tweeted, “Looking forward to officially proclaiming December as "Mocking Christianity Month.”
If Trump manages to defeat Kimmel, his prospects for filling staff vacancies seem unlikely but only because no one is left that hasn't been traumatically scared by his callous tweet storms and office rantings. Although we hear he has his eye on 11-year-old Frank Giaccio, who only needed a few redirections by Trump during the famous White House lawn mowing performance. Department of Interior?
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