While offering up his services to \u201clittle buddy\u201d Trump, Canseco promised the president a workout plan in addition to a White House plan.<\/b>
\nPresident Donald Trump is having a difficult time finding his next chief of staff.
John Kelly is stepping down by the end of the year. Nick Ayers \u2014 Trump\u2019s top choice to replace him \u2014 didn\u2019t want the job, choosing instead to leave the administration from his role as Vice President Mike Pence\u2019s chief of staff.
And now the White House is scrambling to fill a critical position that nobody seems to want despite the power and prestige that comes with it.
With some of Trump\u2019s previous top aides facing lengthy prison time and special counsel Robert Mueller\u2019s investigation into allegations of campaign finance violations and collusion with Russia coming to a head, it\u2019s understandable that candidates aren\u2019t jumping at the chance.
No job is worth going down with possibly the most tumultuous executive administration in U. S. history.
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Unless, of course, you\u2019re ex-major leaguer and professional steroid abuse-outer Jose Canseco. If you\u2019re Jose Canseco, that sounds like the exact kind job you\u2019d want.
And Canseco does. He said so himself on Twitter Wednesday.
While offering up his services to \u201clittle buddy\u201d Trump, Canseco promised the president a workout plan in addition to a White House plan. It\u2019s quite generous.
While Canseco\u2019s offer is an absurd one, 2018 has taught us not to rule anything out.
And on second thought, Canseco seems a pretty good fit for this White House.
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