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:Ivanka Trump hired Priebus. If she has the power to hire she has the power to fire, as well. Bannon was knocked down bigtime, probably for leaking Susan Rice's name to Mike Cernovich of Breitbart as the unmasker - a breach of national security council regulations, and was booted off the NSC. Kushner still held his job on the NSC, and Bannon's flunky, a 31 year speechwriter, has been leapfrogged to Senior Advisor. Democratic White Houses typically have had 4,5, or 6 Senior Advisors, while Republicans typically have only 1 or 2, as this one does.

:Ivanka Trump hired Priebus. If she has the power to hire she has the power to fire, as well. Bannon was knocked down bigtime, probably for leaking Susan Rice's name to Mike Cernovich of Breitbart as the unmasker - a breach of national security council regulations, and was booted off the NSC. Kushner still held his job on the NSC, and Bannon's flunky, a 31 year speechwriter, has been leapfrogged to Senior Advisor. Democratic White Houses typically have had 4,5, or 6 Senior Advisors, while Republicans typically have only 1 or 2, as this one does.

:So the foreign policy making, for now, (meaning the makeup of the NSC staff) has been taken away from Trump and given back to the [[Deep State]]. Chalk it up to inexperience and a refusal to listen. That leaves domestic policy in his hands. Ivanka Trump, Rience Priebus' boss, finally got the First Lady's Chief of staff. My wager his she will not fill out those subordinate positions with tradition First Lady staff positions, but be able to fill directly the remaining domestic policy positions. She is now officialky in a policymak8ng role. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|''The coup plotters are going down'']]} 07:37, 24 April 2017 (EDT)

:So the foreign policy making, for now, (meaning the makeup of the NSC staff) has been taken away from Trump and given back to the [[Deep State]]. Chalk it up to inexperience and a refusal to listen. That leaves domestic policy in his hands. Ivanka Trump, Rience Priebus' boss, finally got the First Lady's Chief of staff. My wager is she will not fill out those subordinate positions on the traditional First Lady's staff, but will be able to fill directly the remaining domestic policy positions. She is now officially in a policymaking role. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]^{[[User talk:RobSmith|''The coup plotters are going down'']]} 07:37, 24 April 2017 (EDT)