US President Donald Trump loses another big shot. Between resignations and sudden dismissals, it is not the first time that a strategic chair in the White House chessboard has abandoned his position: the latest is the adviser for internal security Tom Bossert, who resigned today.
Trump therefore loses another of his closest collaborators: CNN reports it, underlining that the reasons for Bossert's choice are not yet known. White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said in a statement that Homeland Security Advisor Thomas Bossert will leave office, thanking him for his efforts.
This is the latest departure in chronological order among Donald Trump's collaborators in the West Wing, announced among other things the day following the arrival of John Bolton who since yesterday officially holds the position of national security adviser to the White House, appointed by the president in place of HR McMaster.
