"There are solid reasons for it."
Such as?  You'll have to excuse me if I find Trump's actions of muzzling the bureaucracy (arguably the fourth branch of government) potentially worrying.  This is founded upon his history of functioning under grave misconceptions if not outright out of touch with reality.  For example, his attacks ("it's a witch hunt) on the intelligence community when they disclosed the conclusion that Russia was behind DNC and RNC hacks.  Also, as Trump supporters are often quick (and hypocritical) to note, Trump has only been in office for a few days.  It is questionable to assume he's attained a sufficient grasp of the bureaucracy to determine where there are issues with miscommunications in the hundreds of departments/agencies and the thousands of releases regularly produced.  I try to apply Hanlon's razor to reaching a conclusion that is based more on neglect than malice but I cannot find any plausible reasoning that points to negligence to hang this on either.