I will never stop despising everyone who refers to any American official as a "Tsar"
It's a word that means things, un-American and anti-democratic things, shut the hell up "journalists."
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They should have named it department of government ethics.
How cute.....Warren thinks this guy will have a job 30 seconds after Trump's coronation.
This guy is either going to be busy as hell or just sitting back because he won't be able to stop it. Aught to be interesting where he falls.
So... What's his job exactly? To tell Trump "that's not ethical" and be promptly ignored?
The executive branch ethics program works to prevent financial conflicts of interest to help ensure government decisions are made free from personal financial bias.
https://www.oge.gov/web/oge.nsf/about_what-we-do
Since it went so well last time Trump was president, it's just another virtue signal for him to wipe some more shit on.
Great.
Is there anything realistically stopping him from being fired?
He doesn't need to be fired, he'll just be ignored and marginalized.
Trump won't ignore him, but he will fire him.
Trump has a pathological need to tell everyone what a big boy he is and he makes his own decisions, because he needs external affirmation. Firing Huitema will get him applause from the shit-flingers so of course he'll do it.
Nope.
Norms and decency, so no.