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LEMIRE: What does it say about President Trump that he surrounds himself with people like Stephen Miller and Hegseth who in your estimation don't serve him well? Does he not deserve blame as well? TILLIS: No. He's the CEO. No CEO has expertise in everything.

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Actually one of the top requirements is hiring competent senior staff and managers so the organization gets run and managed effectively. Anyway, what is he so scared of? Coward.

He's the CEO? He's crashing the economy and engaged in more ongoing criminal activities than i can keep track of. Any actual CEO would be held accountable, fired, and forever shunned. We should hold All government officials to higher standards than this. Potus should be held to the highest 🤦🏻‍♂️

Presumably, the things CEOs are supposed to know is team selection, team assignment/building and leadership. Which of these has the orange ***hole shown any talent for?

Trump surrounds himself w/sycophantic people who love 2 gaslight issues & give Trump what he wants 2 hear! As long as the idea undermines Dems, Biden, Obama policies he’s on board w/all the lies & misinformation! He’ll do anything that is the antithesis of Dems! That’s why he will eventually fail!

But I thought the whole point of Trump was he has expertise in literally everything. At least that's what he claims. He's not going to be happy with this assessment of his ineptitude.

I supported senior staff and CEOs throughout my career in the corporate sector and believe me if they didn’t know their job they wouldn’t have kept their jobs. What shear nonsense!

Tell us Trump’s J-6er goons have your personal cell phone number without telling us Trump’s J-6er goons have your personal cell phone number

But doesn’t trump claim to have expertise in EVERYTHING? Literally he calls himself the stable genius. He proves everyday that his claim of genius is demonstrably false and laughable yet people still back his insane bullshit.

So what’s the point of a CEO? Was Eisenhower not an expert at military policy, strategy, and tactical positioning? Did Montgomery truly win the Battle of the Bulge with a quarter of the American forces engaged?

He's not supposed to be a CEO. He's supposed to be a President. Running a Country, it turns out, is nothing like running a business.

No CEO has expertise in everything (unless you believe Elon) but they should surround themselves with people who fill those gaps. If they're picking bad people and tanking the company, the board should replace them. Not that the US Government is a business, but even his metaphor is stupid!

For months, Thom Tillis has gone out of his way to defend FELON/Adjudicated RAPIST/Thieving Mobster Donald J. "Bone Spurs" Trump & insists he's trying to protect Trump's legacy. Isn't it time news folk ask Tillis why? WHY protect the legacy of a FELON/Adjudicated RAPIST/Thieving Mobster?

trump has experience in a few things (corrupting, sex trafficking, golf cheating, gold trinket redecorating, lying and bragging) but none is very useful for the actual running of government

Presiident John F. Kennedy, "I am the responsible officer of the Government." Said during his April 21, 1961, news conference accepting full accountability for the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion. He also remarked, "There's an old saying that victory has 100 fathers and defeat is an orphan."

"TILLIS: No. He's the CEO. No CEO has expertise in everything." I don't know much, but if that's a define trait of CEOs, they do not deserve the sums and influence they're given. That's a very anti-CEO thing to say. Does he even realize he's undermining his own words? Class of idiots.

But…he picked them. He picked the loser incompetents and childish cos players. We all knew they would give bad counsel. He knew they would give him what he wanted. So, yeah, he’s to blame.

But wait…I thought he knows more than the generals, more about Europe than the people who live there, more about naval engineering than the engineers, more about the economy than economists.

It's the Rick Scott approach to being a CEO: your company breaks various laws (defrauding Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE), but say you're the CEO who has no idea what's going on or anything was illegal (despite Scott being an attorney).

Well, if you're stupid enough to consider the president the equivalent of a corporate CEO, you might consider that a CEO is expected to have expertise in SOMEthing, right? And, no, it shouldn't be in fraud. And if a CEO continually hires idiots as direct reports, they typically wind up unemployed.

Trump is CEO of a firm which he has run into bankruptcy (a third of our $40 trillion debt is down to Trump) whilst running the most corrupt administration we have ever seen.

It was Trump's most essential command

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One of Trump's core demands is that he must be endlessly allowed to empower and praise people, then discard and betray them… … but WE are never allowed to point out what this implies about Trump's terrible judgment and lack of agency. www.snopes.com/fact-check/t...

He exclusively hires psychopaths, morons, Nazis, and life-long criminals to run his company (usually all four in one), but that's okay,... cuz, umm, he's the CEO. Man, woman, bird, bathroom, blender, giraffe,... Republicans have the highest 'intelligence scores' in the Universe.

What gets to me is the number of times he filed bankruptcy and they consider him some great CEO. The employees always got screwed and he managed to come up with a new angle, scheme, con, you name it and he’s bankrolled again.

Such weak sauce. It’s never #trumpepstein fault. An admin is basically a startup in that the positions most directly tied to being president are hand-picked & constantly around. Direct reflection of his judgement. He’s not parachuting into an exec meeting once a quarter to be updated.