Former Advisors Regret Supporting Trump, Speak Out Against His Leadership


Throughout his presidency, Donald Trump has received both staunch support and harsh criticism from various quarters. However, an interesting trend has emerged in recent months as several of his former advisors have come forward to express regret for their previous support of the controversial leader.

One such individual is John Bolton, Trump’s former National Security Advisor. Bolton, a long-time Republican and foreign policy hawk, initially joined Trump’s administration with hopes of advancing his own conservative agenda. However, after witnessing Trump’s erratic behavior and erratic decision-making up close, Bolton ultimately resigned from his position and published a scathing memoir that painted a damning portrait of the President.

Similarly, former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney has also voiced his regrets about supporting Trump. Mulvaney, who served in the administration from 2017 to 2020, recently stated in an interview that he believes Trump’s leadership has been detrimental to the country and that he wishes he had stepped down earlier.

These sentiments are echoed by other former Trump advisors, such as former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and former Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci. Mattis, a retired Marine general and respected military leader, has been critical of Trump’s handling of national security issues and has accused the President of dividing the country. Scaramucci, a brash businessman who briefly served in the White House, has gone so far as to publicly endorse Trump’s Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, in the upcoming election.

The fact that these high-profile individuals, who once held key positions in the Trump administration, are now speaking out against the President is significant. It indicates that there is a growing sense of disillusionment and dissatisfaction within Trump’s inner circle, as some of his closest advisors come to terms with the negative consequences of his leadership.

It also raises questions about the judgment and character of those who choose to work for Trump in the first place. While some may have had noble intentions or hoped to influence his policies from within, it is clear that many have since become disillusioned and regretful of their decision to support him.

As the 2020 election approaches, it remains to be seen how much influence these former advisors will have on the outcome. However, their public statements serve as a cautionary tale for those who may be considering aligning themselves with a divisive and controversial leader. In the end, it appears that loyalty to principle and country should take precedence over blind allegiance to any individual, no matter how powerful or charismatic they may be.