Trump's White House enabled Romney and never-Trumpers. Now it's time to clean house.

Most, however, have failed to notice one of the biggest ironies of the Trump administration: It has repeatedly endorsed, hired and elevated critics and opponents.Now that the effort to remove Trump from office has failed, perhaps the president should get serious about addressing the threats and bad advice, specifically when it comes to an unsexy but incredibly important element of governing: staffing.This site is protected by recaptcha Privacy Policy | Terms of ServiceNo Trump supporter who witnessed Romney's gratuitous attacks on Trump in the last presidential election should be surprised by his impeachment vote last week. Washington is a town full of people boasting of public affairs skills or claiming to be policy generalists; if you aren't finding these types of qualified candidates who support the president, it's probably because you're not trying hard enough.Some Trump observers blame senior White House staffers for not acting in the best interests of the president, while others say the president himself has not given staffing the attention it deserves. Vocal Trump supporters, such as Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham, have tried to persuade the president to spend more time thinking about his personnel, without whom he will have a harder time pursuing his vision.When those hostile to Trump occupy positions of influence inside the administration, they can create political chaos and policy incoherence.No president can navigate the federal bureaucracy himself.