Trump’s Sunday Celebration Of Firing Three Staff Members Leaked To Media; He’s Deplorable

March 18, 2018

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Did Donald Trump run away from the White House chaos, or has he chosen to celebrate his decision to fire his FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe? Once again, the president has escaped the rigors of heavy TV watching and pitting two people against one another in the Oval Office. There is only one thing Trump enjoys more than that blood sport.

At last count, he has occupied the White House for one year, 56 days, 22 hours, 24 minutes and six seconds, 422 days give or take, according to howlonghastrumpbeenpresident.com.

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It seems that the president has trundled off to another one of his golf courses. That means he has spent 25 percent of his time on the job playing golf. If we include the days he spent at one of his properties, 134, he spent almost a third of his time away from the office..

NBC News created a Twitter reminded voters of those disturbing numbers:

‘President Trump is at his Virginia golf club this morning, marking his 101st day at a Trump golf property since taking office.’

It must be exhausting, firing his weekly quota of employees. He tweeted a pink slip to the Secretary of State and former CEO ExxonMobile, which is the largest company in the world and made $50 billion last year, Rex Tillerson.

The former secretary of state was in Africa cleaning up Trump’s “sh*th*le countries’ comment. Not only that, Tillerson was sick.

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— Antonio Dasilva (@Tdsilva320) March 18, 2018

Then, Trump lied about the circumstances of Tillerson’s dismissal. The Undersecretary of State, Steve Goldstein, wrote a press release about the true circumstances and contradicted the president. Then, 45 fired him on the spot, too.

As the week ended, people felt as if they could take a deep breath – Trump was finished guillotining his administration. Then, in the dark of the night and hours before his resignation and retirement kicked into action, another one hit the dirt.

Trump commanded his Attorney General Jeff Sessions to fire the deputy director of the State Department, Andrew McCabe. The former deputy director is also a witness to Special Counselor Robert Mueller’s investigation into Trump firing the then-FBI Director, James Comey.