The new head of administration introduces military discipline. Access to the Oval Office is now carried out exclusively by its permission.
The Washington Post reports that the new head of the US presidential administration, retired General John Kelly, who was sworn in last week, introduced strict rules for the White House's apparatus.
So, he banned unplanned meetings with the US president. In accordance with the new instructions, all employees, including senior advisors, including Ivanka's daughter and Jared Kushner's son-in-law, should coordinate visits and meeting topics with Kelly. White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders explained that "it's about the first week in which Kelly took the case. There are feelings that between the head of the presidential administration and Kelly and the staff of the apparatus there are good, close relations "
Sources in the White House on the rights of anonymity told the publication about the tough style of the leadership of the retired general, who on the verge of suppressing squabbles and conflicts.
Let's remind, that John Kelly has passed to a post of the head of administration of the White house from a post of the minister of internal safety which it occupied from January till July, 2017. Prior to this, the general was the head of the Southern Command of the US Army.