Caricaturized notion. when you look at the role of a chief of staff, tell everyone what is actually is supposed to include and at what point does your job description become confined to this small sphere and cannot touch the campaign or the election world? well, you know, the white house chief of staff is many things. he s the president s gatekeeper, his confidant, his so-called javelin catcher. he s the person who executes the president s agenda, and of course, most important of all, he s the person you count on to tell the president hard truths. that s an area where, sadly, mark meadows utterly failed to carry out his duty as white house chief of staff. and let me just say as a kind of overarching point, there used to be stiff competition for the title of worst white house chief of staff in history. eisenhower s sherman adams, who was involved in a pay ola
Confidant, so-called javelin catcher. he is the person who executes the president s agenda and, of course, most important of all, he is the person you count on to tell the president hard truths. that s an area where, sadly, mark meadows utterly failed to carry out his duty as white house chief of staff. let me say as a kind of overarching point, there used to be stiff competition for the title of worst white house chief of staff in history. eisenhower s sherman adams, involved in a paola scandal. nixon s served 18 months for watergate crimes. georgia w bush s john sununu was run out of town after using government transportation for personal purposes. their misdeeds pale in comparison to what mark meadows is charged with. i would never minimize watergate, especially with john dean on a panel.
Charge. fascinating. you can actually see the cannonball as it was shot way up, landing on to a designated target. there was a guy at the landing zone measuring how close it was to the flag, a job i would not envy, akin to being a javelin catcher at a track meet. and there are women in period costume and gives me a whole new appreciation what it meant to get dressed in 1863. she put on her corset and corset cover and put maybe a hoop and one or two slips over that, then her dress because the hoop would make the dress flare out. you always put a couple layers because you didn t want to see those bones showing through because it was considered vulgar. so easy to get dressed on a hot summer day like this and how comfortable, too. people have come literally from all over the world to gettysburg