Georg not do as much damage?  This is the man who posited that theory about the "expanded Petrine ministry" that even some conservatives like George Weigel objected to, but which, if you think about it, could be used by Francis' fiercest critics to undermine his authority as Pope.  Would anyone have given Georg - or his idea - the time of day, if he weren't attached to the retired Pope?  For now, he's quiet, but who knows what other claims he'll come up with?  In my opinion, both Georg and Muller have to go, and the sooner, the better.  The longer they remain in the Curia, using the power and influence of their positions for their own ends and for activities that could be considered questionable, the more problems for Francis.  Why should they remain in their posts [and drawing salaries, mind you, as well as living in Vatican-owned properties and using Vatican resources], when Francis can replace them with far more qualified men who can be of real help to him?