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The white house alongside her noble occupants is beginning to feel the pangs of anxiety once again given the latest revelations by the FBI over the Russian collusion case. Events took a dramatic turn Monday, Oct 30th, when special counsel Robert Mueller uncover the unexpected following the Russian investigations. The FBI who took a swipe on three of Trump's  men reveals shocking statements, linking all three to crimes punishable by the authorities. Earlier on Monday, the FBI charged a former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort alongside his longtime business partner Rick Gates over allegations of illicit acquisition of wealth through foreign personnel, laundering, providing false statements. Both Manafort and Rick Gates where active participants of the Trump team during the campaign. While Manafort was campaign manager, Gates took the position of a deputy campaign manager before he was later made a foreign adviser in the Trump government.  Charges of conspiracy against the U

The Trump white house may have been wittingly exempted from these fresh Washington political Brouhaha as it involves one of her biggest campaign surrogates Paul Manafort during the 2016 presidential election. Manafort who played a key role during the campaign was made the chairman of the campaign train vis a vis coordinating the delegate process and making sure everything runs out smoothly. Manafort, however, got the bootlick a few months after serving his stay with the Trump team (May-Aug) 2016. In the usual Trump fashion, Manafort firing was as a result of his low energy with both sliding poll counts and approval rating giving credence to Mr Trump storyline. However, what the white house may have missed explaining was the mainframe behind the true sack of Paul Manafort from the Trump fold. According to Mr Trump in a reaction, he noted thus " This morning, Paul Manafort offered, and I accepted his resignation" I am very appreciative for his great work in helping us get