The Worst People

On Tuesday morning, Donald Trump did this tweet:

The new root line is that it has KAOS in the White House. Wrong! People will constantly come and go, and I want strong dialogue before making the last decision. There are still people who want to change [all in search of perfection]. There's no chaos, there's only great energy! ”

Lies. Of course the White House is in chaos. Just because Trump lived his entire life in a state of chaos, so it seems perfectly normal to him. The only energy surrounding Trump is the vortex of co-existence and incompetence.

For more, it should be clear to all of us at this point that Trump's attempts at public relations to deal with an innocent news story is simply to run behind the nearest microphone or lock on Twitter and say the opposite is true, even when his statements are easily proved as lies.

Being just is never the matter; retribution is yes.

Late in the day, during a conference with Sweden's prime minister, Trump continued at this point, saying: the White House has tremendous energy. She has amazing spirits. It's a great place to work. Many people want every possible job. Eddie, I read where, maybe, people don't want to work for Trump, but believe me, everybody wants to work at the White House. Everybody wants a piece of Oval Office. And not only in the sense that it looks good on their resume; it's just an amazing place to work. There's tremendous energy. ”

Trump then switched to some type of empire, speaking of how much he enjoyed the bloody sport of the gladiators of his administration:

It's hard. I like conflict. I like having two people with different views, and I definitely have one. And then I make a decision. But I like to see that, I like it and I think it's the best way things should go. ”

He went on, “I have hand over any position in the White House, and I have about 10 choices for that position. Everyone wants to be here. ”

That's a lie, too. Reporters covering the White House have written for months about how people don't want or are concerned about entering that White House that Trump is led by.

The reason for this is the remarkable level of resignations from this administration.

The resignations of the Trump era are tripler than in Obama's and twice as much as in Reagan's. If we look at the reason for that, I think we'll find out that he appreciated loyalty to the qualifications and suffered from a White House that worked in a chaotic way. ”

That's exactly the opposite of what Trump told us happened.

In April 2016, Trump wrote on Facebook, “I am self-financed and will employ only the best people, not the biggest donors! ” until posting an article about the Democrats' hopes of working under the Hillary Clinton administration.

The same month, when Bob Woodward of The Washington Post asked Trump what he would do in the first 100 days, he replied:

“O.K. I'm gonna do a number of things. Number one, will start negotiating good trade deals using the best people. ”

In September 2016, when manager John Paulson asked Trump what his criteria would be in selecting administration officials, he replied:

"Achievements, high competence, love of what they do, how they deal with people, references, I think not something other than those criteria you set when you lead a company." It won't be any different. ”

He later added: <x0I think people who are really, really capable, and they care about you, I think this has a lot to do with the past: what you did, how it turned out what you did. You understand what I mean by that, maybe better than anyone. And we have to get the best people. ”

ABC News made a video festival showing Trump as he said he'd employ the best” over 10 times.

All this was a trick.

Trump is the worst boss who hires the worst people: People who confess crimes, secretly acting like foreign agents, beating women and having no expertise in the field in which they work.

When you choose faithful and flattering people instead of experts and professionals, you will have only one catastrophic administration.

♪ Period by NYT