Trump's Support Signals Loyalty Shift

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Why Trump hasn't told Hegseth and Waltz: 'You're fired'- Washington Examiner

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President Donald Trump 's support for national security adviser Mike Waltz , Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth , and the other participants in the Signal group chat signals that, unlike Trump ’s first term, “loyalty” is now a two -way street, according to White House officials and allies.

The president said last year that the “biggest mistake” of his first term was hiring “bad” or “disloyal” advisers, leading to outsize turnover in the White House .

Republican strategists say President Trump will simply ignore the noise surrounding the White House .

One GOP strategist said firing anyone would be admitting a mistake by hiring someone who "f

ed up" Another GOP strategist suggested that to “fire anyone here would be to admit a mistake” “The more the TDS [ Trump Derangement Syndrome ] crowd calls for firings, the more the president will want to protect his guys”.

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