In Hilarious Turn of the Knife Trump Singles Out John Bolton by Name in Executive Order

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Is it really about that disparaging memoir? Whatever the answer, it's clear Bolton has drawn genuine (and unforgivable) scorn from Trump, which is pretty rare.
52% : Yeah. But it should tell you everything you need to know about Bolton that Trump, who can clearly be chummy with the likes of Obama and Biden, just can't bring himself to offer an olive branch to Bolton.
38% : That frostiness reared its ugly (and quite funny) head after Trump re-assumed the office on Monday, which was followed by a flurry of momentous executive actions.
33% : "National security is also damaged by the publication of classified information," the order read.
28% : But boy, if Trump does hold a grudge against you?
28% : In an order titled, "Holding Former Government Officials Accountable For Election Interference And Improper Disclosure of Sensitive Governmental Information," Trump took specific aim at a number of issues -- but only one man was specifically called out by name for what he allegedly did.
26% : "To remedy these abuses of the public trust, this Order directs the revocation of any active or current security clearances held by: (i) the former intelligence officials who engaged in misleading and inappropriate political coordination with the 2020 Biden presidential campaign... "... and (ii) John R. Bolton.
25% : In fact, there's an argument to be made that Trump is actually a rather magnanimous, forgiving, and silly sort of grandpa -- a far cry from the characterization of "orange man evil" that you often hear from the left.
25% : Trump simply doesn't seem like the type to harbor any unnecessary grudges -- unlike, say, Jill Biden.
25% : The relationship would worsen and eventually fray beyond repair when Bolton, after being ousted, put out a highly critical book that lambasted Trump.
20% : Is it because Bolton is a warhawk and Trump is adamantly anti-war?
13% : Trump never actually investigated or brought any charges against Hillary Clinton.
12% : One such target of Trump's ire is none other than the president's former National Security adviser, John Bolton, who has become a rather vocal critic of all things Trump.
3% : The frostiness between Bolton and Trump can largely be traced back to the former's ouster as NSA, which was predicated by Trump not being fully onboard with some of Bolton's hardline stances.

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