President Trump suggested to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, who had disagreements with Defense Secretary Mark Esper, that he could continue in his role until after the midterm elections, according to individuals familiar with the discussions.
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Trump advised Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to remain in position
President Trump recommended that Army Secretary Dan Driscoll remain in his position through the midterm elections. This suggestion follows Driscoll's reported clashes with Defense Secretary Mark Esper.
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