Trump deputy chief of staff to leave White House in early 2018

[Qutzupalotl]

Source: The Hill

President Trump's deputy chief of staff Rick Dearborn is reportedly set to leave the White House early next year.

Dearborn will leave the White House in early 2018 to pursue work in the private sector, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Dearborn is the latest Trump administration official to signal their departure as Trump nears his one-year mark in office.

It comes just weeks after the White House announced Trump's deputy national security adviser, Dina Powell, would leave in early 2018.

Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/366132-trump-deputy-chief-of-staff-to-leave-white-house-early-next-year

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OH NOW! This is NOT just "a deputy" this is Dearborn, the guy who was SESSIONS chief of staff and who is involved in bringing PAGE ONTO campaign. He is in TROUBLE and as others are doing, he's using the "leaving" excuse.

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[C Moon]

1. He's probably leaving to be a part of the virus on the outside of the WH.

I don't trust any of these assholes—if they EVER believed in Trumpty, they are Nazis in my book.

[dweller]

2. rats

on a sinking ship

[Leghorn21]

3. Sessions, Mayflower, exec. director of transition team, Page pal?!?

OH yeah!

Rick Dearborn is President Donald Trump’s deputy chief of staff for legislative, intergovernmental affairs and implementation. His name first surfaced in connection to the Russia investigation on August 23, 2017 when CNN reported Congressional investigators were looking at an email Dearborn sent in June 2016 during the U.S. presidential campaign referencing someone “from WV” looking to arrange a meeting Trump campaign officials and Russian president Vladimir Putin.

Dearborn served as then-Senator Jeff Sessions’ chief of staff for 12 years and was a Virginia-based Trump policy aide during the president’s campaign. CNN says Dearborn helped arrange Trump’s April 2016 address at the Mayflower Hotel where Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak was in attendance. Congressional investigators reportedly are looking into whether Dearborn had any role in arranging Senator Sessions’ previously undisclosed meetings with Kislyak in July and September 2016.

Dearborn was the executive director of Trump’s transition team before moving into his current White House role.

https://investigaterussia.org/players/rick-dearborn

[Wwcd]

4. Lemme fix that reason for ya, Mr Dearborn

"Private prison sector".

[True Dough]

5. More of the same...

[BumRushDaShow]

6. Interesting some of the "hidden" staff that are bubbling up and exiting

I don't recall his name ever coming up much if at all... The "behind-the-scenes" crafters of the collusion.

[Achilleaze]

7. Whoops there goes another republican...

[FakeNoose]

8. Will the last person to leave the White House

... please turn out the lights?

The deplorables in the red states must really be wondering why nobody wants to work for Cheeto. Next we're going to hear ... "Rick who? Oh he was just a coffee boy, never made any contribution in this administration."

[OregonBlue]

9. Guess Mueller better get him on the record now, while he's easy to find.