Ex-Aide Warns of Lack of Competency in Potential Second Trump Term
Sarah Matthews, former Trump deputy press secretary, voices concerns about the absence of experienced and competent staff in a potential second Trump administration.
- Sarah Matthews predicts a Trump second term would lack aides with 'competency and experience', instead filled with loyalists.
- Matthews highlights the absence of figures like John Kelly and Mark Esper who could challenge Trump's decisions.
- Concerns raised about Trump's adherence to bad policies without expert advice or electoral consequences.
- Trump's campaign distances itself from external groups influencing policy, emphasizing Trump's control over decisions.
- Heritage Foundation's 'Project 2025' aims to reshape executive branch, recruiting conservatives to replace federal workers.