>>3829546 (pb)

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

>**You don't have to get them Confirmed.

>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

Another advantage of "temp" leaders (esp. cf. the Mooch), is that they don't have to win friends or preserve their future. They can just come in, do dirty work, and get out without having to take the political or interpersonal consequences into consideration.

>>3835072

I don't think Sundance is in any way retarded. He's a pessimist, though, and based on years and years of being disappointed with events after tons of research. He's done incredible research, esp. into FISAgate. Maybe jealous, or maybe just too burned by years and years of bitter pills. I respect him but am less pessimistic.

>>3835196

Yes! As I was just fucking saying!→

>>3835019