Mick Mulvaney Out! Mark Meadows In!

Mick Mulvaney gets fired out the cannon.

Shake up at the White House. Again, the highest amount of turnover in modern history.

Donald J. Trump does not hire the best people to run the country. Matter of fact, the best people to run this country are often ridiculed by Trump. The junk food media usually keeps a tally of folks who depart from the White House. The far-white agitators often see folks stabbing Trump in the back. They believe that it's not enough to work with Trump. They want complete loyalty or they'll cast you as a part of the "deep state." The so-called "deep state" is conspiracy stroked by far-white agitators like Alex Jones, Sucker Tucker, Sean "Softball" Hannity and Laura Ingraham.

The deep state are operatives within Trump's inner circle devoted to destroying his legacy.

But of course, the only person capable of destroying his legacy is Trump.

White House Management and Office Director and interim White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney is out. Who replaces him?

Trump taps Mark Meadows to handle him.

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC), the outgoing Congressman and member of the "do nothing" Freedom Caucus.

Meadows, a loyal Trump ally has been tapped to replace Mulvaney in the coming weeks. He will be Trump's fourth chief of staff. The last ones before Mulvaney were Reince Priebus and John Kelly.

Meadows will probably give Trump freedom to express his thoughts. He will actually be a "yes man" until Trump forces him to do something unethical or unlawful.

On social media, Trump tweeted that he's tapped Meadows to hold the position.

I am pleased to announce that Congressman Mark Meadows will become White House Chief of Staff. I have long known and worked with Mark, and the relationship is a very good one....

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 7, 2020

It was an abrupt announcement of news that had been anticipated for weeks. It was the results of Trump's impeachment. He was impeached because of him soliciting a foreign entity to meddle in the U.S. Presidential Elections. Mulvaney admitted that Trump wanted foreign interference.

The Senate refused to subpoena Mulvaney and other witnesses involved in the scandal.

They voted to acquit Trump despite evidence proving he did advocate for Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and Hunter Biden.

Mulvaney had a lot on his plate. He was the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and continues to hold position as director of Office of Management and Budget.

He will soon be appointed a United States Special Envoy for Northern Ireland.