Small Admin - Big Swamp

Katy McQuillan
Mar 28, 2018
2 min read

Donald Trump is a man born and raised in New York City with a multi-million dollar real estate business, which results in skyscraper hotels, luxury golf resorts, planes, jets, helicopters and much more. Aside from a few close people, Trump has grown his business with only the help of his family. This includes eldest son Don Jr., eldest daughter Ivanka, her husband Jared and Eric.

Trump's a brilliant man who has obviously made a tremendous living at what he does with very little mistake.

Problem is, he wants to run Washington like he ran the Little World of Trump. That's not how this works. He has apparently done his best to run off most people closest to him.

So, now, as far as we know, the people closest to him are Chief of Staff John Kelly, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway, Senior Adviser Ivanka Trump, a lesser senior adviser without a lot of security clearance, Jared Kushner and his wife --- not including all the aides and interns.

It's concerning that with each month that passes, the administration on Team Trump gets smaller and the deep state remains the same. I have never listened to the conservative media when they say "If Trump doesn't do _____, he will get impeached." I had enough faith in my president and in his administration with a bunch of smart and economically savvy people that impeachment wasn't going to happen.

Within the last few weeks and with all the wacky changes being made and all the people resigning, I am beginning to wonder if impeachment is becoming more of a reality.

Needlesstosay, President Trump has had an incredible first year. He has almost demolished ISIS, American unemployment is at an all-time low, taxes were lowered, there is more patriotism in the average American now than in the last roughly 10 years, and he's gotten North Korea to not only speak, but also meet with us for the first time in years. All this while not even taking a salary.

I'm not sure what the future holds for this administration, but in my young opinion, his interesting way of conducting Presidential business tends to work out somehow.

(To see my thoughts on the March for our Lives, click here.)