Former Trump White House Communications Director Alyssa Farah Griffin raised concerns about former President Donald Trump’s reported plan to expand presidential powers if he wins the 2024 election. Speaking to CNN’s Jake Tapper, Griffin confirmed the details mentioned in a New York Times article that stated Trump would seek to increase his authority over the independent parts of the federal government. Griffin explained that many of these plans were considered during Trump’s first term but were discouraged by aides due to potential unpopularity. However, what worried Griffin the most was Trump’s desire to make it easier to fire career-subject matter experts, which would result in a purely partisan government carrying out his agenda. Griffin emphasized the danger of removing employment protections from nonpartisan professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting Trump’s history of disregarding expert advice. She called the Times article “incredibly important reporting” that people should pay attention to. Griffin resigned from the Trump administration following his election loss in 2020 and now appears as a commentator on ABC’s panel show, “The View.”
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