Aug 042017
 

Anthony Scaramucci enjoys the distinction of being the shortest-serving White House Communications director in the history of that position, which was first created during the Nixon administration.

Some contend that Jack Koehler actually had the shortest tenure, serving as Reagan’s director for only one week after being forced to resign when it was learned he had belonged to the Deutsches Jungvolk, a Nazi youth organization.  But although “The Mooch” announced his acceptance of post on 21st – his official start date wasn’t until the 25th.  So his six days of “service” makes his the shortest tenure.

Many folks were actually floored that Mooch would even take the position.  In fact it was so rare that it marked the …

@Regrann from @haroldpolitics – The Mooch!!!! #AnthonyScaramucci #TheMooch #TrumpTeam #MAGA – #regrann

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One of the main reasons he got the Communications Director post is he has a huge fondness for Trump, as is plain to see in how he imitates his mentor’s mannerisms:

Based on his demeanor and past history, it’d be reasonable to conclude that The Mooch actually wanted to be Trump’s Mini-Me

Plus he himself is a braggart and very wealthy ex-hedge fund manager who made his fortune via shady deals (starting to sound like anyone else you know?) who not only had a way with … hmmm … colorful foul language like Trump, but also enjoyed a special bond with The Donald

So let’s do a brief review of how he got off on the wrong foot when HE called Ryan Lizza of The New Yorker and unloaded a expletive-laden rant, the likes of which will not be seen for a very long time – if ever.

For the record, he dropped the “F-Bomb” five times in his brief phone call, and used a vulgar reference to the male anatomy three times – one in reference to Bannon’s … hmmm … lack of yoga skills.  But only said “shit” once – and never made any references to female anatomy, unlike Trump.

And although Trump was initially very pleased with his vulgar phone call language, that waned when that story started to eclipse Trump, who must ALWAYS be the center of attention.  So when Gen. Kelly came on board as Chief of Staff this past Monday, Mooch was history before lunch, joining Sean “Spicey” Spicer and Reince Priebus on the street.

And it reaffirms what has been a hallmark at Trump’s White House: a revolving door policy when it comes to his staff.

At least Mooch will now be able to spend more “quality time” with his newborn baby boy and family.  Oh, wait … I forgot that not only did he miss the birth of his son a week ago, but his wife Deidre has filed for divorce.

Oh well, at least he’ll have time to buckle-down and work on that juicy tell-all book article paragraph of all the White House secrets he learned during his very, very brief stay.

But it did make Mooch the poster-boy of how FUBAR the Trump White House actually is when you realize that son-in-law Jared Kushner, who was put in charge of bringing peace to the Middle East (quit that laughing), encouraged Trump to bring Scaramucci on board because he thought Mooch would be a great hire.  (That kind of character assessment skill by Trump’s crew will make you sleep better at night.)

Obviously the Mooch fiasco was just too rich of a drama at the “NO CHAOS – Trust Me” White House for the Internet to ignore.  So let’s enjoy some of the better takes on the ongoing saga of serious self-inflicted snafus.

And to burnish Trump’s own renown for being a disloyal, self-centered SOB, just remember how he has “embellished” Mooch’s resume:

But at least Mooch won’t leave empty handed:

And there is some other good news for the rest of us:

It’s understandable, given how embarrassing this whole episode has been, if Mooch wants to go incognito for a while …

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Bottom line, I think we can all agree that since Trump is incapable to demonstrate a “pivot” and actually act ”Presidential” (or even like an adult), Scaramucci’s firing from the most dysfunctional White House EVAH amounts to Mooch ado about nothing.

 

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  11 Responses to “Friday Fun: Mooch, We Hardly Knew Ye”

  1. Love the “Mini-Me” & “Dancing” gifs.

    To quote Nameless, you, with your word play, “Mooch the Douche Screws the Pooch Then Gets Scooched Out The Door”. Bye-Bye Moochie.

    Wonder how many more “rats” will soon leave from Drumpf’s sinking ship…

    Thanks for the Friday Fun Show.
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  2. Good one, Nameless! 04

    Good riddance to rubbish!

  3. Cross posted to Care2 here.

  4. Great article, Nameless. Had me doing upside-down belly laughs, ouch! I’d almost wish The Mooch had stayed on a few days longer; I’m sure there would have been even more material, as The Mooch is as incapable of controlling himself as his former boss is.

  5. It was a sad day for comedians everywhere when Spicy left and then again the Mooch.

    • No doubt SNL is ruing the day they lost both Spicey AND Mooch as foils.

      • SNL has enough cast, writers, and clout that they probably could have kept up, and are ruing the day.

        On the other hand, Tom Tomorrow is saying “There’s ‘plenty of material,’ as readers frequently comment, but it’s like asking for a glass of water and instead being blasted in the face with a fire hose.”

  6. This is hilarious! 
    I liked the irony in the  tweet from Jules Suzdaltsev: “In 10 days you destroyed @Scaramucci’s hedge fund, his career, his marriage, and made him miss the birth of his child…then you fired him.”

    Well, at least he got a Participant Ribbon.laughinglaughing

    Thanks, Nameless for posting.

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