The Very Talented Mr. McGahn
The White House counsel has taken a page out of his boss's playbook: It's all about me.
January 30, 2018 at 02:02 PM
5 minute read
I hate to admit mistakes, but I was so wrong about Don McGahn.
Remember when I wrote him that nice letter, urging him to quit his job as the White House counsel last spring? I did so because I thought that he was doing an awful, awful job counseling the president and serving the office of the presidency. I also told him that he was heedlessly flushing his career down the toilet in the process.
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