President Donald Trump’s pool of potential candidates for the now-vacant chief of staff position seems to be shrinking. USA Today reports the Republican congressman…
President Donald Trump’s pool of potential candidates for the now-vacant chief of staff position seems to be shrinking. USA Today reports the Republican congressman for North Carolina, Mark Meadows, will not be taking the job once held by Reince Preibus and more recently John Kelly. According to White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Trump believes that Meadows is doing “an incredible job” in Congress and should stay there.
“I know the President has a long list of tremendous candidates for his next Chief of Staff, and whomever it is will have my total support moving forward,” Meadows said in response to the news that he won’t be getting the job he’d previously expressed a desire to do.
