Trump Announces Cabinet Reshuffle in Signalgate Fallout

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : In a post on Truth Social, Trump said that Secretary of State Marco Rubio would serve as acting national security advisor, in addition to his current duties.
58% : In a post on Truth Social, Trump said that Secretary of State Marco Rubio would serve as acting national security advisor, in addition to his current duties.
57% : Trump also announced that he will nominate Waltz to be ambassador to the United Nations, which unlike the position of national security advisor requires Senate confirmation.
57% : Trump also announced that he will nominate Waltz to be ambassador to the United Nations, which unlike the position of national security advisor requires Senate confirmation.
55% : I know he will do the same in his new role," Trump said.
55% : National security advisors are typically among the most influential officials in the White House.
43% : Though Trump expressed confidence in Waltz amid the initial fallout from the Signalgate controversy, his influence in the White House rapidly dwindled in the aftermath.
21% : But it's widely suspected that Loomer's growing influence over Trump is largely to blame here.
20% : The national security advisor's ouster comes just weeks after Trump fired several staffers from the National Security Council (NSC) following a meeting with Laura Loomer, a far-right activist and conspiracy theorist, over allegations of disloyalty.
18% : GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York was initially tapped for the U.N. ambassador role, but Trump withdrew her nomination over concerns about the Republican Party's narrow majority in the House.
8% : Loomer appeared to celebrate and take credit for the dismissals of Waltz and Wong on Thursday, as news reports suggested Waltz would be fired, and before Trump announced his nomination as ambassador to the United Nations.

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