A department can only run on auto-pilot for so long. You also need those people at the top to negotiate budgets with congress.
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Ariane? Not very American. How much does it cost with more patriotic vehicles like Deltas and Falcons?
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I wonder why noone has come up with wild conspiracy theories in this threads already. I was so looking forward to it. Spicer actually wanting more people to know about the rather obscure Confide app because Ivanka designed the UI, anyone? Or someone claiming that all phones used by WH staff are equipped with baseband rootkits after “random checks” by Spicer? Noone? Really? Sad!
What’s curious is that these are apparently WH-issued phones. How are the users even allowed to install non-whitelisted apps?
And what’s preventing them from leaking via their secret personal phones, or payphones, or envelopes over the transom, or shadowy meetings in parking garages?
Perhaps they should use the Beat the Boss phone.
Two Cups One Secret
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If you’re bringing your encrypted burner into the office, you’re leaking wrong.
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That Alexa in the Oval Office is the best Alexa, it’s gold plated and has been checked out by the best technicians the FSB could provide.
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Oh come now, you want something with a high reliability, and this is too politically sensitive for Russian lifters.
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WHAAAAT? The Spicer uses good tax dollars to buy his staff smartphones?
Why doesn’t he hire smart people for the money, and gives them dumb phones?
FTR, “The Whitehouse Whitelist of Appropriate Apps” would make a good acronym. And asking for reasons for non-whitelisted apps to be installed on a WH-issued phone might be opening a cornucopia of fun answers. 
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The Whitehouse Approved Telecommunication Systems?
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Oh, well that makes everything all O.K. then.
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Resumes have nothing to do with anyone in or around this White House. Thats not how you get in the ‘Club’.
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