Former Trump White House officials and other Republicans close to the White House are increasingly worried about Trump’s erratic behavior
Former Trump White House officials and other Republicans close to the White House are increasingly worried about President Trump’s erratic behavior and say there are no longer enough safeguards around him to prevent self-inflicted disasters large and small.
“It’s just looking like everything is coming apart,” said a former White House official. Another former senior West Wing aide agreed that the White House seemed to be “a little bit unraveling” in recent days. “We’re having the time of our lives fighting for the president and this country,” said a senior administration official.
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