Former ATL Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Reminds Trump: 'You Can't Fire Someone Who Has Already Resigned'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Trump claims the group doesn't "align" with his "Make America Great Again vision."
47% : Lance Bottoms has worked in Washington, D.C., since June 2022, according to Fox 5 Atlanta, leading the White House Office of Public Engagement - a vital role in former President Joe Biden's reelection bid.
45% : She was later appointed to the role of principal national advisory committee on international trade in July 2023.
43% : catchphrase from the show The Apprentice, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to "fire" Lance Bottoms and other members of the Biden-Harris administration on Jan. 21.
35% : "She recommended that Trump pay more attention to the other pressing issues facing the U.S., such as the growing wildfires in Los Angeles.
31% : Lance Bottoms reminded Trump that it's impossible to fire someone who has already resigned.
5% : Lance Bottoms suggested Trump should pay more attention to the other pressing issues facing the U.S.Atlanta News First reports that Former White House Export Council member and former Mayor of Atlanta Keisha Lance Bottoms reminded President Donald Trump that she resigned weeks ago after Trump claimed he fired her.

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