Name one---ONE!---person of integrity serving in the Trump regime.

[Atticus]

Take your time. I'll wait.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

1. Nothing and NOONE comes to mind.......

I am surprised Rick Perry and Ben Carson have not been fired.

[madaboutharry]

2. Tick tock tick tock.....

Integrity is Kryptonite in the Trump White House.

[Takket]

3. Betsy seems decent

x50000

[Big Blue Marble]

4. Dan Coats, Director of national intelligence

He maybe the only one left.

[Pachamama]

7. Only name that came to my mind...

[Scoopster]

10. Agreed. He may be the only one left....

... that we know that we can kinda trust. Kinda ironic that given his position, he can't talk too much about what he's doing.

[Bettie]

5. Is this a trick question?

There are none.

OK. I'll play! Name one Republican person of integrity in the house or senate!

[FakeNoose]

6. Well Rod Rosenstein seems to have some integrity

... at least in the sense that he's not a serial liar, and he does respect our US Constitution and laws. However he's leaving the employment of Uncle Sam real soon.

[Tom Rinaldo]

8. Even with applying the Special Bell Curve standard for Republican appointees

I can not think of anyone, at least not anyone with a high enough profile that they could come to mind. And by a "Bell Curve standard", I mean one that would even allow someone like Nikki Haley to pass. She's long gone now. I suppose perhaps the current C.I.A. and F.B.I. directors might pass. They are about to be tested again. Probably they will either crumble or be ousted.

OK, I just thought of one. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats. And he is rumored to have one and a half feet out the door.

Trump is weeding out all of his appointees who have a shred of integrity.

[IndianaDave]

9. When tRump's middle name is Junta, what can you expect?

[COLGATE4]

11. Crickets

[sinkingfeeling]

12. Even better, name one Republican with integrity.

[CanonRay]

13. No one with integrity would join this administration.

[Tom Rinaldo]

14. After what hapened to General Mattis etc etc etc not now, anyway

That's for sure. Once upon a time it might have been possible for a potential appointee to think of Trump as an egotistical buffoon with a malevolent character, who might be willing to let some real professionals manage the hard parts of governing behind the scenes so Trump wouldn't have to be bothered or make any embarrassing glaring errors. No room left for any "wishful thinking", only fully willing co-conspirators need now apply.