I have just read a news item from "The Blaze", for which Sarah Palin was miffed about Trump's deal with Carrier, for which I provided the following comment:

Palin’s comment is not so surprising from the standpoint of how she had to deal with the Alaskan oil ”Big Boys Club”. However, I must disagree with her stand on what Trump had accomplished, because not only did he save 1000 jobs, but the economic fall out is going to be 77 million annually in economic activity that would had been lost to Mexico, in addition to the millions for the ROI for the State of Indiana.

I had "high hopes" for Sarah Palin, because of her early support for Trump.  I cannot say that "support" has waned so much, as to change Trump's mind about appointing her the position for "Veteran Affairs".  Trump is nobody's fool when it comes to qualifications as opposed to some disagreements that may arise.  Despite all of Trump's picks for these high offices, it is character that counts and not just "ass kissing".

Trump has much bigger fish to catch than to focus on personality conflicts or some disagreements that will rear their ugly heads now and again, because this is the nature of any administration, which is almost always as pervasive even in board rooms.  

Trump and those he has thoughtfully chosen, know the job at hand and the fruit of being able to run like a well oiled machine.  I have recently viewed a program about Trump's plane and all the planning and problems associated with being on schedule for planned events. Trump is known to be a "perfectionist" and has high expectations for whomever has joined the team. No, I am quite sure that Trump cannot expect "perfection" all the time, in regards to an end of a matter, because it is performance that counts as to the character of the people he has chosen. Therefore "perfection" is measured by the known character(s) of the people he has chosen for the job at hand.