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Old 06-14-2019, 08:38 AM
 
Location: Ontario, NY
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Kellyanne Conway and other white house staffer have been accused of violating the hatch act several times, as expected, Trump says he will do nothing about it. But Trump's days are numbered, I'm confident he will not be around after the next election to protect his staff. I believe Trump has few allies in congress, once he's no longer President, his former staff in the White House who enjoyed the protection from Trump will find they are unemployable elsewhere in the Federal Government. Make's me wonder what they are thinking? A smarter approach is how they conduct themselves now, would determine how they will fair after Trump in future administrations. I do not believe serving under President Trump is a positive additional to anyone's resumes.
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