Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Nome and Trump not wanting to use his catchphrase.

After events in Minneapolis and elsewhere, the United States Secretary of Homeland Security, Christy Noam, is facing heavy backlash and serious questions about her future up on Capitol Hill.

But so far, Trump is standing by her, and that seems strange.

Trump's entire brand for years surrounded the catchphrase of,

You're fired.

But apparently, sometime during his first term,

he came to believe that every time he replaced someone,

it encouraged the media and his political opponents to go after other members of his administration.

So, the rumor is that he adopted what was called a

no-scalps policy, where he would reassign or promote people to other positions, but not fire them.

That being said, inside Trump's inner circle, Tom Homan being brought in to oversee operations in Minneapolis is a

huge warning sign for Nome's continued position. The problem is that there aren't a lot of places

to promote or transfer a cabinet member to. There's already a belief that Corey Lewandowski,

who is in theory a temporary senior advisor,

is already running a lot of the department. Beyond that, there's already a significant push on

Capitol Hill. Obviously, Democrats are lining up to try to push her out. But what should be a

worrying sign for Trump

is that Republicans are warming to the idea

of showing her the door too.

For most, it's damage control.

If they can change leadership,

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