Trump ousts national security adviser Mike Waltz after texting scandal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

82% : " During a Cabinet meeting Wednesday at the White House, Waltz praised Trump for his first 100 days in office.
72% : And it will allow other national security aides to prepare Trump next week for the first extended foreign trip of his second term, to Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern countries.
57% : President Trump said, 'Get it done.'" Waltz was first elected to Congress in 2018, representing a safely red House seat on Florida's eastern coast.
56% : The duo's exit comes as Trump is slated to spend a long weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort in South Florida after a Thursday night commencement address at the University of Alabama.
52% : "The person who really should go is the secretary of Defense.
49% : The Atlantic's Jeffery Goldberg, the journalist accidentally added to the Signal chat, told MSNBC on Thursday morning that when asked about lessons from the episode during a recent interview, Trump replied, "Don't use Signal?"
44% : In the initial fallout from the Signal scandal, Trump defended Waltz, an Army veteran, calling him "a good man" and declaring that his top civilian national security adviser had "learned a lesson.
35% : " Trump had previously admitted that the use of Signal was a misstep while also defending all of the administration officials involved.
27% : He resigned from the chamber on Jan. 20, the same day Trump was sworn in again inside the Capitol Rotunda.

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