Trump Dumps Flynn As Security Advisor
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Donald Trump Is Sworn In As 45th President Of The United States
Donald Trump has lost a member of his "Magnificent Seven" — with Michael T. Flynn out as National Security Advisor after just 24 days in the job. The new President moved fast after the retired U.S. Army lieutenant general was linked to improper communications with the Russian ambassador to the United States. Insiders said that Trump originally tried to support his new hire after claims that Flynn improperly discussed Russian sanctions with the ambassador — but accepted Flynn's resignation after it seemed that Flynn might have knowingly lied to Vice President Mike Pence about the conversations.
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Donald Trump Campaigns In Colorado Ahead Of Final Presidential Debate
Flynn claimed that he'd forgotten the conversation with the Russians, prompting an insider to declare: "Not remembering is not a quality we can have for the national security adviser." But while the Democrats are gloating over what appears to be a major mishap, Trump is looking to one of Hillary Clinton's biggest enemies as Flynn's replacement — with former general David Petraeus up for the job!
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Former director of CIA and former commander of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan Gen. David Petraeus Sentenced For Giving Classified Information To Mistress
General Petraeus became a major pain to Hillary during the investigation into her email scandal as Secretary of State. Petraeus had been forced to resign as CIA Director after he was busted sharing classified intelligence with his biographer — and lover — Paula Broadwell. "Hillary faces prosecution under the same security statute," an insider told The National ENQUIRER. Petraeus avoided jail time, however, and did three years probation after paying a $100,000 fine.
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Petraeus And Crocker Testify Before Congress On State Of Iraq War
During her own email scandal, however, even the left-leaning Huffington Post declared Hillary to be "the anti-Petraeus," complaining that Trump's biggest rival was still insisting "that she had done nothing wrong and her actions were allowed." After his disgraceful resignation, Petraeus still remained a top White House advisor in the Obama administration. But that connection could come back to haunt Petraeus as Trump considers him as the new National Security Advisor — with some right-wing pundits insisting that he's really "Hillary Clinton in a better pantsuit!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
Donald Trump Is Sworn In As 45th President Of The United States
Donald Trump has lost a member of his "Magnificent Seven" — with Michael T. Flynn out as National Security Advisor after just 24 days in the job. The new President moved fast after the retired U.S. Army lieutenant general was linked to improper communications with the Russian ambassador to the United States. Insiders said that Trump originally tried to support his new hire after claims that Flynn improperly discussed Russian sanctions with the ambassador — but accepted Flynn's resignation after it seemed that Flynn might have knowingly lied to Vice President Mike Pence about the conversations.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Donald Trump Campaigns In Colorado Ahead Of Final Presidential Debate
Flynn claimed that he'd forgotten the conversation with the Russians, prompting an insider to declare: "Not remembering is not a quality we can have for the national security adviser." But while the Democrats are gloating over what appears to be a major mishap, Trump is looking to one of Hillary Clinton's biggest enemies as Flynn's replacement — with former general David Petraeus up for the job!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Former director of CIA and former commander of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan Gen. David Petraeus Sentenced For Giving Classified Information To Mistress
General Petraeus became a major pain to Hillary during the investigation into her email scandal as Secretary of State. Petraeus had been forced to resign as CIA Director after he was busted sharing classified intelligence with his biographer — and lover — Paula Broadwell. "Hillary faces prosecution under the same security statute," an insider told The National ENQUIRER. Petraeus avoided jail time, however, and did three years probation after paying a $100,000 fine.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Petraeus And Crocker Testify Before Congress On State Of Iraq War
During her own email scandal, however, even the left-leaning Huffington Post declared Hillary to be "the anti-Petraeus," complaining that Trump's biggest rival was still insisting "that she had done nothing wrong and her actions were allowed." After his disgraceful resignation, Petraeus still remained a top White House advisor in the Obama administration. But that connection could come back to haunt Petraeus as Trump considers him as the new National Security Advisor — with some right-wing pundits insisting that he's really "Hillary Clinton in a better pantsuit!"
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