Pruitt resigns as director of environment in the United States

I accepted Scott Pruitt's application for rejection as the lead environmental protection agency, writes Donald Trump on Twitter on Thursday.

Pruitt, a pronounced climate detector, has been criticized for the use of public funds for private flights.

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Disclaimer in the Trump Apparatus

A number of senior advisers and device employees around President Donald Trump have resigned or have been fired since the deployment January 20, 2017.

* Scott Pruitt, head of the US Environmental Protection Agency, EPA. After one year and five months.

* Tom Bossert, Trumps Supreme Advisor for National Security. After one year and three months.

* David Shulkin, Minister of Veterans Affairs. After a year and a month.

* H.R. McMaster, National Security Advisor. After a year and a month.

* John Dowd, Trump's personal attorney. After nine months.

* Rex Tillerson, Minister of Foreign Affairs. After one year and two months.

* John McEntee, Trump's personal assistant and advisor. After one year and two months

* Gary Cohn, Chief Economic Advisor and Director of the United States National Economic Council (NEC). Outside after a year and two months.

* Hope Hicks, Trumps fourth director of communications. Go out after six months. She was director of strategic communications eight months ago

* David Sorensen, spokesperson. Released after a little less than ten months.

* Rob Porter, secretary of secretary. After one year

* Tom Price, Minister of Health. After eight months.

* Stephen K. Bannon, Head of Strategy. After about seven months.

* Sebastian Gorka, Security Advisor. After seven months.

* Michael Short, deputy spokesman for the press. After six months.

* Anthony Scaramucci, Director of Communications. After a week and a half.

* Reince Priebus, Chief of Staff. After six months.

* Sean Spicer, Press Secretary and Director of Communications. After six months.

* Mark Corallo, spokesman for the legal team representing the Trump investigation in Russia. About six months after deployment.

* Walter Shaub, head of the government's ethics council. After six months.

* K.T. McFarland, Assistant National Security Advisor. After four months.

* Mike Dubke, Director of Communications. After three months.

* James Comey, the boss of the FBI, looking for a little over three months. Was employed by former President Barack Obama in 2013.

* Katie Walsh, Deputy Chief of Staff. After two months.

* Michael T. Flynn, National Security Advisor. After three weeks

* Sally Yates, Acting Attorney General. After ten days

(Source: New York Times, AP, DPA)

(NTB)