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They have severely hindered what President Trump could be achieving, and interfere with his reelection. | They have severely hindered what President Trump could be achieving, and interfere with his reelection. | ||
Revision as of 16:49, August 3, 2020
Trump's inept advisers have been a collection of Hillary Clinton supporters, Ted Cruz acolytes, Deep State operatives, Establishment bureaucrats, and moles who leak distorted information to the liberal media.
They have severely hindered what President Trump could be achieving, and interfere with his reelection.
Mark Meadows
The Chief of Staff to Trump since early March 2020, Mark Meadows' tenure has coincided with a decline by Trump in the polls and his chances for reelection. Merely a coincidental correlation? Meadows has interfered with decisive action by Trump which could have opened up access to hydroxychloroquine for the American people, who instead remain largely sheltered out of fear of being denied the all-important early treatment for the Wuhan virus.
Meadows supported Ted Cruz rather than Donald Trump in early 2016.
John Fleming
John Fleming, M.D., is the adviser to the Chief of Staff on medical issues, and Fleming is a shill for Hillary Clinton-supporting organized medicine. He adamantly opposes allowing Americans to access hydroxychloroquine for prevention against COVID-19, despite the 65-year track record of safety for the medication.
John Bolton
John Bolton is a neocon who became Trump's National Security Adviser after appearing often on television. Bolton's advocacy for foreign wars was never on the same page as Trump's pro-peace approach. But instead of working to advance Trump's superior philosophy, Bolton secretly worked on a self-serving book to harm Trump, which Bolton published after being inevitably fired.
Bolton's book received, even from the fawning liberal media, “withering reviews describing it as 'bloated with self-importance.'”[1]
References
- ↑ https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/jun/18/john-bolton-bad-reviews-book-charts-the-room-where-it-happened-trump-presidency (quoting the review of the book by the New York Times)