Trump’s reign as the world’s most powerful man may have begun with the inauguration of his new chief of staff, retired Marine Gen. John Kelly.
But that’s not the only reason Kelly is so feared.
The president has been obsessed with his new boss, and the more Trump tries to put his stamp on America, the more Kelly will find it difficult to do the same.
And he won’t be able to do it unless he can make the president more willing to cooperate.
The only way Kelly can make Trump more willing is if he starts treating him as a threat.
The problem is, the President doesn’t trust anyone in the administration.
He knows his staff is just a tool in the president’s arsenal.
The fact that Trump wants to cooperate with Kelly’s agenda of keeping America safe, protecting our borders, and ensuring that American jobs aren’t outsourced overseas is one reason he’s eager to cooperate, but it doesn’t change the fact that he’s not interested in cooperating with him.
Kelly is an outsider, a former Marine general who went to law school at Stanford, and he was also the head of the FBI under former President Barack Obama.
He had a very different approach to how he ran his department and how he conducted business.
Kelly’s approach is very different from the President’s.
When the President fired Comey, he fired Kelly.
He did it because he didn’t like Kelly’s ability to get results.
He said, You’re not doing your job, you’re not making the right calls.
He wanted Kelly to run the FBI more like an independent agency, to be independent of the White House.
Kelly has always believed that there’s no greater loyalty to the President than to the country.
He’s been a loyal officer in the Marine Corps, and as a Marine Corps general he knew exactly what it meant to be loyal.
Kelly knows that the President is in control.
He has a lot of authority.
He can do whatever he wants with the FBI and the National Security Council, and if the President wants to get rid of Kelly he can.
And, in many ways, he will.
The President has the power to fire anyone, including the President himself, in any situation.
And that’s why Kelly is in such great trouble.
Kelly wants to keep the job he has, and there’s nothing that Trump or his staff will do to stop him.
He will take it, and so will Trump.
There is no other way to stop Kelly.
The biggest danger to Kelly is the way Trump will use Kelly.
If Trump wants a better relationship with Kelly, Trump will try to get him to cooperate on matters of national security.
Trump and Kelly are unlikely to get along.
Kelly will be a great problem for Trump.
But the more the President works to help Kelly, the less likely he is to be able, and less likely Trump will be able either to get Kelly or the rest of the administration to work with him in any meaningful way.
If you want to know how Kelly will go about getting rid of Trump, take a look at the way he was handled in his first weeks in office.
Kelly took a number of steps to make Trump happy.
First, he was the only person to speak at the first White House news conference in months, so Trump couldn’t do much to counter criticism from the media.
Kelly was the first one to speak, and that was a huge help.
He was the one who had the guts to challenge Trump and speak out against him.
The White House wanted Kelly out of the job, and it made sense.
But Kelly had a long record of criticizing Trump, and now Trump didn’t have anyone to talk to, especially during the transition.
Kelly knew that Trump was in charge and had no one to back him up.
And the White Repository was the perfect place to do that.
Trump had been talking to the media, and Kelly was his chief of news.
He also knew that Kelly was in a position of power and that he was likely to get a lot more criticism than he had been getting from the press.
Kelly also had the support of Trump’s Chief of Staff, Reince Priebus, who was Kelly’s friend.
Priebus, in turn, was in the pocket of Kelly.
And then, there was Kelly himself.
Priebus was a friend of Trump.
Priebus knew Kelly and his background.
Priebus also knew Kelly’s instincts.
Priebus saw Kelly as someone who was going to work within the system.
And Priebus was willing to go along with Kelly in his push to get Trump to work more with him, especially if Kelly thought that Kelly would do a better job.
Kelly didn’t realize that Priebus and Trump were in league.
Priebus didn’t know Kelly was under investigation, but he knew that Priebus would work to get to the bottom of any potential wrongdoing.
Kelly saw that Priebus was doing the right thing, but at the same time he didn, at the end of the day, believed that Priebus had to go.
Kelly wanted Priebus out of his job, but Trump had to