WHITE HOUSE STAFFER DEVISED PLAN TO 'HIDE OUT' FOR 6 MONTHS WHILE STILL GETTING PAID: REPORT
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Zachary Fuentes reportedly told colleagues that he would “hide out” in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, above, in Washington, D.C., for six months until he could retire early.
One White House aid reportedly tried to “hide out” in Washington, D.C., for six months until he could qualify for a Coast Guard early retirement program. But then the program was pulled from Congress and canceled.
Zachary Fuentes, the White House deputy chief of staff, told colleagues that after his boss and mentor John Kelly left the Trump administration at the end of 2018, he planned to retreat from his role and wait until he could qualify for an early retirement program, all while remaining on the payroll, according to a report by The New York Times.
Fuentes, an active-duty officer in the Coast Guard, would only need to “hide out” until July in order to complete 15 years of service in the military and qualify for early retirement. The 36-year-old White House staffer told co-workers that he would find refuge in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building located near the White House.
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