This is exactly true, sometimes a candidate for hire embellishes their abilities and when they are put to the test they fail and need to be replaced. Sometimes they have their own agenda and try to change the scope of what the job was supposed to be. I've dealt with a these and more and unfortunately it may take a few hires to get the right person in the job.
Trump had 4 different Chiefs of Staff (Reince Priebus, Mick Mulvaney, John Kelly and Mark Meadows) . That's a lot for a one term President. Biden has had 2 (Ron Klain and Jeffrey Zients). Simply making it an issue of a statistical difference, doesn't do it justice.
Better explanation..your other read as if only those in urban areas need focused on. Thank you
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.... and it's a fact that he had 4 Chiefs of Staff in 4 years. That is a lot.Staff turnover in year three of the Biden administration
Brookings Senior Fellow Kathryn Dunn Tenpas compares Biden staff turnover over the past three years to previous administrations.
Trump had high turnover the first yearand then stabilized. To be expected as Space mentioned, especially compared to career pols.
Not really...it just seemed like your discounting that article by having to focus on Urban areas....we looked at it 2 different ways...but i enjoy the conversation, it made me look into your theory and your right on the urban vote in general...I'd point out that those cities headed by GOP mayor do get a higher % of the urban black vote then one ran by Dem...its not a huge difference but it's there and noticeable...so that could be speculated as maybe urban black vote dems because until the live under a GOP mayor they dont realize a difference
rewatch trump 1st SOTU or inauguration...same thing happened there only it was Dems making asses of themselves...and other the approaching him and Yelling for him to recognize a murder of an american by an illegal...what else did she do??? Was it worse then the man who was arrested for yelling at Joe for getting his son killed in the Afghanistan withdrawal??
