In accepting the Republican nomination for president in 2016, Donald Trump described a nation plagued with problems and declared: "I alone can fix it." More than a year and a half later, as the administration empties of some of his closest aides and top officials, he's certainly more alone. Among the record number of departures are key moderates who were recruited to help guide an Inexperienced commander-in-chief and temper his more controversial impulses. As they're replaced with like-minded loyalists, Trump is finally getting what he may have wanted all along-a presidency of one.
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