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STATESIDE: The rotating carousel of White House personnel

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By Charlie Harper, Jim Mattis
| The Tribune 242 Verified
By CHARLIE HARPER READERS will well recall the tumult and upheaval that were the key features of White House personnel policy during Donald Trump’s first term in office. Now, renewed turmoil may focus more unwanted attention on an emerging issue that could be pivotal in bringing down the Trump era of absolute control in Washington.
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Charlie Harper: A Long Look At Our Short Term Thinking

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By Charlie Harper
| Savannah CEO
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in Greece last week. He took a long look around. He looked backward. He looked forward. He looked around at our European Partners. He simultaneously took a long look at us.The speech was designed to make us look inward. The remarks were wordsmithed to the finest detail. The optics set the Acropolis squarely in focus in the background to punctuate the historical line drawn straight to the present.
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Charlie Harper: A Long Look At Our Short Term Thinking

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By Charlie Harper
| The Columbus CEO
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in Greece last week. He took a long look around. He looked backward. He looked forward. He looked around at our European Partners. He simultaneously took a long look at us.The speech was designed to make us look inward. The remarks were wordsmithed to the finest detail. The optics set the Acropolis squarely in focus in the background to punctuate the historical line drawn straight to the present.
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