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MrGreenonion posted...

Like is that his way of pushing back on attempts to rein the administration in?

It's tough for me to know which reporting is gossip/speculation and what is real, but I've definitely heard reports that Trump likes to act contrary to his advisors at times to "show them who's in charge."

So it absolutely could be that.

It might also be that he wants to push back against the idea that these people are being removed because the administration (read: Trump) thinks they're wrong because it would imply that he was wrong in hiring them or something so he doubles down.

i dunno

I usually view what happens through the lens of either "whatever explanation seems stupidest is probably right" or "what would someone who believes in a parody of 'alpha' think is the move to make"
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