In a predictable turn of events, President Donald Trump unleashed his anger at his short-lived communications director Anthony Scaramucci, who went on CNN Monday morning to advocate for Republicans replacing the President on the 2020 ballot.
Talking about somebody else’s divorce is rich! He is the very definition of projections.
First Fox News turns out to have a legitimate polling operation and now this. (Scaramucci was only a coffee fetcher for us…as you know, the WH has 4 actual staffers and 450 people to fetch coffee.)
So hard to know for whom to cheer!
Donnie, you hired him! Remember? Idiot.
Funny, the people he always chooses to “blast”, when there are so many people to “blast”.
It almost seems like there is this mysterious, unknown entity who is inspiring these sick, racist individuals to do these horrendous acts. How will we ever find out who it could possibly be?
Perhaps the NYT can send a gaggle of fearless reporters to interview some Rascal-riding, economically-anxious palefaced patriots congregating in local diners out in the hinterlands and ask their opinions of this whole affair.
Maybe they can give us a clue!
Good thing there’s nothing else going on
Stay away from cells with ropes, Mooch.
There is enough collagen in those three people to build Trump’s wall with.
“Scaramucci predicts that a “trove” of likeminded Republicans will emerge this fall.”
Also anything above the first floor and when somebody orders Tea for you
I guess when this is all over, you could get the dream team law firm: Mooch, Cooch & Kasowitz.
Trump’s Employment plan
Hired
Fired
Commentariat
Book deal
Knife in the back
Once on “The Simpsons,” after they hadn’t had any plot elements for a long time that involved the nuclear power plant, Bart asked Homer if he even had a job any more. That’s how I feel when Trump starts up about his critic du jour—he’s not even pretending to do any work at this point.
Oddly enough, I am reassured by this.
So what’s the big deal? Scaramucci is a nut job. With millions of tweets the law of averages says he was bound to get something right eventually. I must say, though, that he’s given the law of averages a run for its money.
It’s not odd. It’s common…
The Mooch was on Maher recently and while he was talking I felt the same way about a cousin of mine who can talk a good game for about 23.87 minutes…
Then reverts to form.
But…The Mooch being on point THIS ONCE–who knows?
Broken clock and all that sort of thing.
If TPM has to use a tweet by Trump attacking the Mooch as a way to begin focusing on the issue of Trump’s rapid cognitive decline I’m OK with it.
In any case, I actually agree with what Mooch is saying here—the underlying claim anyhow. I believe that Trump’s worsening dementia is going to prevent him from running for re-election. That’s my prediction and I’m sticking with it (unless of course I’m proven wrong, in which case I will quietly withdraw it).
