The idea Trump plans cultural fights to distract isn't supported by the evidence
The top law firms in Washington D.C. won't represent Trump because, it was reported, he is too unpredictable.
The WH staff is often blind sided by Trump's comments and tweets. The Comey firing is a prime example.
Republican leadership in Congress says that Trump's tweets are not helpful because they are a distraction from working to advance his own agenda though Congress. Instead of being able to push Trump's agenda on tv and in interviews, they are answering questions about Trump's latest tweets.
Secretary of State Tillerson reportedly called Trump a "fucking moron".
It's been reported that Trump is furious because he believes he and his administration isn't getting enough credit for the federal responses to the 3 hurricanes. He doesn't think it's been slow, ineffective and mismanaged. He believes the response has been outstanding.
Pence is getting heat for the pre-planned political stunt he did at the football game and it was Trump himself who verified it was a stunt via a tweet.
It's been reported that Trump's own staff distracts him in an effort to manage him.
Trump often goes off script when giving speeches. He can't focus on the message.
There are constant reports of turmoil in the West Wing and it's been that way since Trump assumed office.
In summary, Trump isn't playing 3D chess. He can't even play checkers. Senator Corker's comment about the WH being an adult day center is correct IMO.
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