James Schultz, whose work included ethics and financial disclosure issues, is planning to go back to his private practice at Cozen O'Connor, a Philadelphia-based law firm, Politico reported.
"That was something Don [McGahn, the White House counsel] and I discussed very early on," Schultz told the news outlet.
"I was interested in continuing with private practice and saw this as a tremendous opportunity to go serve and get things up and running and the plan was to move on about this time."
He added that people typically stay in these positions for a year to 18 months.
Yeah, okay.
Schultz claims that he is willing to join the debate about conflicts of interest in the White House so that he can talk " about the good work the Trump administration is doing on these issues."
Which leads me to believe he was not worth a damn when it came to steering Trump and his administration toward being more ethical.
In my opinion the only ethical thing Donald Trump could do was to resign for the good of the country.
And that is what a GOOD ethics lawyer would be telling him every day they were on the job.
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