US Media: Trump's Personnel Chief May Have Been a Key Player in the Tether Breakup

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BlockBeats News, June 8th, according to the US media Axios report, Trump's personnel director Sergio Gor may have been a key player in the Trump-Musk rift.

On Musk's last day as a special government employee, Sergio Gor provided Trump with "dirt" on Jared Isaacman's donations to the Democratic Party. Isaacman is Musk's recommended NASA administrator nominee and crucial to Musk's Mars colonization plan.

This was no coincidence. According to sources, Gor and Musk had disagreements on personnel appointments throughout the transition period. In March, Musk suspected Gor of leaking information about a cabinet meeting to The New York Times, further souring their relationship. Sources said Gor let it be known that he wanted to retaliate against Musk.

Reportedly, Sergio Gor is one of the most influential Trump advisers in the White House, co-founding Winning Team Publishing with little Donald Trump. The publishing house prints books by Trump and his allies and provided much-needed funding for him during his isolation after the January 6th Capitol riot.

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