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  He accused Bernie Sanders of being in Russia’s pocket on MSNBC and had to walk it back when he got called out. He can fuck off as far as I’m concerned.
context: Somehow the relative lack of turnover in the Biden Administration up to this point has made me memoryhole the absolutely insane turnover from the Trump years. >
  
  Love the chart! I’ve wondered about this a lot. >
  
  Honestly, the charts suck ass. Incredibly misleading presentation of data and significant issues make 1:1 comparisons like this ridiculous.
  Doesn't even make sense to include Biden or total turnover? What's the fucking context that even makes it relevant. 
  How many positions were unfilled and for how long? You can fucking expand more relevant information with those two things than Brookings' "research"  
  How about Gantt charts for the different cabinets. Trump wasn't even filling fucking positions. How else do you even compare that to literally every other president? 
  That chart is some silly think tank ass shit misrepresenting information, fyi. >
  
  People are going to try and read into this but it's not surprising.  Most Chiefs of Staff only end up staying on for a couple years, if that. >
  
  Already rumors that he might start the exploratory process of the Buttigieg campaign for 2024. >
  
  I really don't see Buttigieg running in 2024 if Biden is in the race. >
  
  If Biden’s CoS is leaving to run another campaign, Biden isn’t in the race. >
  
  Don’t forget that the writers originally had Santos lose the election. >
  
  I think that’s a myth Lawerence O’Donnell debunked >
  
  Hmm, I will look that up. Thank you. >
  
  Obviously President is #1, but yeah I’d have to imagine Chief Of Staff has gotta be up there in terms of most stressful jobs in government. >
  
  Damn near killed Leo McGarry >
  
  Confirmed running for VP is the most deadly political job. >
  
  Leo McGarry was the best Chief of Staff. >
  
  
  Mr. Klain has been telling colleagues privately since the November midterm elections that after a grueling, nonstop stretch at Mr. Biden’s side going back to the 2020 campaign, he is ready to move on, according to senior administration officials, and a search for a replacement has been underway. >
  
  The fact that I’ve never heard of this man is so refreshing!