.MaddowBlog: As Russia targets US elections (again), Pres. Trump does everything wrong
Told that a foreign adversary was once again targeting U.S. elections, Trump was furious -- not with Russia, but with the truth getting out. His instinct to put his interests above ours is unshakable.
Just one week later, Maguire was out at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, replaced with a partisan Republican with literally none of the necessarily qualifications. At the same time, by replacing Maguire with Grenell, Trump has signaled to intelligence professionals throughout the government that those who tell inconvenient truths are putting their careers on the line. The reminder is unsubtle: the president expects personal loyalty, not responsible governance.
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