So Here's a Little Bit of Good News

Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton once enjoyed regular access to President Donald Trump, but can no longer get a hearing with him. “I requested a meeting with him and I was turned down,” Bolton told POLITICO, though he declined to offer further details.

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Bolton said in his op-ed that “staff changes” now prevent him from seeing the president.

  Politico

Thank you, John Kelly.

Bolton was considered for secretary of state and national security adviser during the presidential transition last winter, and until recently served as an informal adviser to the administration on national security issues.

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He was briefly considered again as national security adviser after Michael Flynn’s ouster, and was then offered a position as deputy national security adviser when K.T. McFarland, who initially held the position, was nominated as U.S. ambassador to Singapore. Bolton turned down the position.

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Bolton went public with his complaint in an op-ed published Monday in National Review in which he laid out a blueprint to exit the Iran nuclear deal because he couldn’t deliver it to the president himself.

He should try Twitter.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.