On the eve of the New York primary, where he's expected to dominate, Donald Trump reorganized his top campaign staff, letting go longtime loyal aides in favor of seasoned political operatives.  The move is not unexpected, given the lack of experience by his old staff on national campaigns. Trump's national field director Stuart Jolly resigned on Monday – an amicable parting, according to Jolly.  Washington Post: Jolly -- whose resignation was first reported by Politico -- said in an interview that he recently learned that he would no longer report to Lewandowski and would instead report to newly hired national political director Rick Wiley, who previously managed Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's campaign. "That wasn't going to happen," Jolly said of the change in leadership. "I just decided not to go that route and let the new team have a shot at it. We have a great group of folks in place on the ground, and...(Read Full Post)