The Trump Administration has the highest rate of staff turnover in the last 40 years.

Courtesy of Newsweek: 

President Donald Trump’s first year in office has seen a record number of staff turnover, with 34 percent of the administration resigning, being reassigned or being fired. 

The high level of staff turnover, detailed in a Wall Street Journal report Thursday, is unprecedented in the last 40 years, and is especially unusual given the seniority of the staffers who have left the White House. 

Administration turnover rate in the past year has been tracked by Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has tracked White House turnover for more than three decades. Her analysis shows that 21 of the 61 officials she’s tracked have left the administration or been reassigned, a much higher rate than years prior. 

The next-highest administration turnover rate was when Ronald Reagan was in the White House. In 1981, 17 percent of senior aides left Reagan’s administration. 

“Not only is the percentage double, the seniority of people leaving is extraordinarily high,” said Tenpas of the Trump administration compared to Reagan’s.

Interesting that the next highest rate of turnover was during the Reagan administration don't you think? 

That administration also holds the record for the most criminal indictments, but I have a feeling Trump is on course to break that record as well.

By the way in case you were wondering Obama had a nine percent turnover rate, and Clinton had an eleven percent turnover rate.

So much MAGA.