When President Donald Trump exacted revenge by ousting the chief watchdog for the intelligence community, it was just one more instance of the president’s addiction to sideshows
for the intelligence community, it was just one more instance of the president’s addiction to sideshows -- in this case, closing out a personal vendetta in the middle of a global pandemic that has already claimed more than 8,000 American lives.
“When you have enhanced government authority like restricting people’s travels, you want to make sure people’s civil liberties are not being violated,” she said. “All of these are dangerous positions for inspector generals to take if they are worried about getting fired.” “Not a big Trump fan, that I can tell you,” the president added, during a press briefing otherwise devoted to the administration's struggle to combat the outbreak.
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