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Reid notes that Trump's leadership style is not just an issue of unqualified appointments but a systemic problem of accountability and governance. She argues that without checks from qualified, experienced personnel, Trump’s leadership devolves into chaos, evidenced by the mounting criticism and rejection his cabinet picks face from congressional members of his own party.
As Trump continues to claim loyalty and assert that he knows how to pick winners, Reid questions the very nature of success in leadership: "What does it mean to be a leader if the choices you make lead to a lack of confidence among your own party?"