>WHAT IS THE ROLE OF A CHIEF OF STAFF?

>SHADOW PLAYERS ARE THE DEADLIEST [STEALTH]

>What is the advantage of having a ‘temp’ (‘acting’) in a leadership position?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-40684697

“The appointment itself, on 21 July, triggered a shake-up at the Trump White House. Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and spokesman Sean Spicer both left their posts over his hiring.” —Mission Successful

So just to go over this: Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer were deep state, and Anthony Scaramucci caught them? Were they all deep state? I'm very confused at this part.

>>3829624

Thank you. Not to take credit away, but I was just thinking along the same lines the more I thought about it.

So Scaramucci was put there only to catch deep state shadow players who were disloyal to POTUS. He was only temporary, mission was successful, both gone.

Withaker is the same. I'm guessing Mueller and Rosenstein are the two key players who are going to be thrown out?

>>3830005

Every day it's something new. When it isn't a shooting or voter fraud, it's a 'wild' fire in California.

>>3830086

'acting' associate AG Brand had to be removed because of Rosenstein and Sessions recusal.

With Whitaker since he is acting he can clean up the DOJ similar to how Anthony Scaramucci did. See Q post