Who Has the Power in Trump's White House?
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In Trump's first term, there was a huge amount of daily reporting about how his White House was working. In part this was because his White House was split between a series of factions, each of which was constantly leaking about the other factions. The result was maybe not a very internally coherent or smoothly working. White House, but there was a lot of information about what was happening and why and when. Trump's second term has been different.
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