As Trump entered the critical phase of his tenure, his core staff left successively

On 30 August, according to external media reports, United States President Trump ' s second term of office was entering a critical phase, while senior staff resigned successively, forcing him to rely more on a smaller pool of assistants. According to informed sources, in the past month Trump has lost the Chief Spokesperson, the Supreme Legal Adviser, a key national security adviser and senior officials in charge of liaison with Congress. More senior officials are said to be considering leaving in the coming months. While the departure of staff members prior to the mid-term elections was not unusual, some White House people were surprised by the resignation of key assistants, including White House press secretary Levitte, who left this month. This wave of departures of senior staff members coincided with the possibility that the Republican party would lose the majority of the National Assembly in the mid-November elections. Once Congress is controlled by the Democratic Party, the Trump Government may face subpoena demands and investigations. The successive departures may create a vacuum in the Trump core circle, and it is not easy to find alternative candidates. Kim Xian