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Trump Aims To Fire Fed Governor Once Again Using Authorized Means
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The Floridian
In the recent letter, Scavino granted Governor Cook until Aug. 26, 2026, to respond with an explanation and to provide “accompanying evidence.”
SCOTUS, however, did not prevent President Trump from attempting to remove her again; instead, it affirmed that the administration would have to take additional steps to proceed with her firing.
In the recent letter, Scavino granted Governor Cook until Aug. 26, 2026, to respond with an explanation and to provide “accompanying evidence.”
A month later, she purchased a condominium in Atlanta and mistakenly notated it as her “primary residence.”
But in her previous mortgage application in May 2021 and in federal filings, she referred to it as a “vacation” or second home.