One-time Trump sycophant and glorifier Anthony "Mooch" Scaramucci has recently turned sharply on his former boss, unleashing some zingers about Trump's mental health, his "management" style, and other matters. He appeared last night on CNN discussing what goes on behind the scenes at the White (Supremacist) House. Not surprisingly, it's a snake pit full of fear and loathing of their boss, according to Mooch:
“It’s like a hostage crisis inside the building. They absolutely hate the guy’s guts, but they’re scared out of their minds....He may not have early-stage dementia, but he has full-blown, early-stage fascism. He’s going after private citizens with the power of the presidency. Look what did he to me and my wife this week. He’s lighting me and my wife up on his 150 million Twitter social media accounts. It’s just crazy. I’m a private citizen....Once he gets hit a couple of times, because he’s a paper-tiger bully, he just starts to unravel like a complete basket case.” (our emphasis)We've seen some of that unraveling in the past week, as Trump reacted to poor poll numbers, ominous warnings about a recession on his watch, and a perceived slight from the Prime Minister of Denmark over his delusional offer to buy Greenland.
We present Mooch's musings occasionally not because they will shock anyone who's followed the unhinged toddler in the Oval Office, but because he keeps getting under Trump's skin in a big way, and that's always entertaining.
2 comments:
Mooch, like other Trump sycophants, hitched his wagon to that black hole and got burnt. Serves him right, but I agree that it's somehow satisfying when a former fanboy comes back to earth and starts spilling the beans. I love hearing that the White House is in constant disarray and that it's got a revolving door for all of those grifters.
donnah - No sympathy here for Mooch, either. He was a groveling Trumper for a long time. But it's always nice, no matter what the source, to have someone slam Trump and to watch Trump react.
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