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context: Brian Deese OH no! I’m not falling for THAT one.
  Not again. >
  
  Just as well, he smelled like updog anyway. >
  
  Who is updog? >
  
  I am awake? >
  
  Anyone think it’s weird that they didn’t report on why he’s resigning or where he’s going next? >
  
  Is it rare to not provide a reason? Genuine question. 
  Im not familiar with how these things typically go >
  
  Normal. Often there are multiple reasons. Deese was hired to help with specific initiatives that have been mostly accomplished. Republican control of the House changed Biden's agenda. Other staff changes are being made to support new plans and a team is being formed with people who know how to work with each other. Deese can make more money in the private sector. Giving reasons opens possibilities for distracting discussions that don't serve any useful purpose.