So the US doesn't have a national security adviser.
This is a stunningly ingenious strategy by the Trump administration to bring back national security and make America safe. :lol:
Trump’s pick to replace Flynn as national security adviser turns down job
Retired Vice Adm. Robert Harward has turned down President Donald Trump’s offer to become his new national security adviser, according to two people with knowledge of the decision.
Harward would have replaced Michael Flynn, who announced his resignation late Monday amid allegations that he discussed U.S. sanctions with a Russian official before Trump took office and then misrepresented the content of that conversation to Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials.
One factor in Harward’s decision was he couldn’t get a guarantee that he could select his own staff, according to someone close to Trump with knowledge of the discussions.
Other officials said his decision was motivated by financial concerns about leaving his job at aerospace firm Lockheed Martin, where he now a senior executive, and the impact it would have on his family.
According to CNN, a friend of Harward’s said he rejected the job because of the seeming White House chaos. Harward called the offer a ‘s— sandwich,’ his friend told the network.
One senior U.S. official said that “family considerations changed his mind.” A friend of Harward’s added the former Navy SEAL was also not fully comfortable with the quickly moving process. All requested anonymity to discuss the sensitive matter.
https://www.google.ca/amp/news.nati...rity-adviser-turns-down-job/amp?client=safari
This is a stunningly ingenious strategy by the Trump administration to bring back national security and make America safe. :lol:
Trump’s pick to replace Flynn as national security adviser turns down job
Retired Vice Adm. Robert Harward has turned down President Donald Trump’s offer to become his new national security adviser, according to two people with knowledge of the decision.
Harward would have replaced Michael Flynn, who announced his resignation late Monday amid allegations that he discussed U.S. sanctions with a Russian official before Trump took office and then misrepresented the content of that conversation to Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials.
One factor in Harward’s decision was he couldn’t get a guarantee that he could select his own staff, according to someone close to Trump with knowledge of the discussions.
Other officials said his decision was motivated by financial concerns about leaving his job at aerospace firm Lockheed Martin, where he now a senior executive, and the impact it would have on his family.
According to CNN, a friend of Harward’s said he rejected the job because of the seeming White House chaos. Harward called the offer a ‘s— sandwich,’ his friend told the network.
One senior U.S. official said that “family considerations changed his mind.” A friend of Harward’s added the former Navy SEAL was also not fully comfortable with the quickly moving process. All requested anonymity to discuss the sensitive matter.
https://www.google.ca/amp/news.nati...rity-adviser-turns-down-job/amp?client=safari