Sean Spicer resigns

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ROSSELLA

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I mostly (not always) felt bad for him. To me, he always seemed like somebody who just wasn't very good at his job. It's hard work being out there in front of the press. One needs to think on one's feet and understand how every sentence is going to be perceived. He made several unwise remark and had thin skin. Hopefully his next job will be a little less difficult.
 
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I think Scaramucci is a BS'er and totally insincere........ but so is Trump in some ways. He will likely serve him well.
What makes you think Scaramucci is a BSer? He has a solid background in investing. The fund he managed had $11.8 billion in assets. He's about the last person I'd think was a BSer.


...And if you're thinking he's another Bernie Madoff, think again because the recession would have done him in just like it did Madoff. What happened to Madoff is that all his wealthy investors got spooked by the market crash and wanted to pull out all their investments, but Madoff had already spent them.
 
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What makes you think Scaramucci is a BSer? He has a solid background in investing. The fund he managed had $11.8 billion in assets. He's about the last person I'd think was a BSer.


...And if you're thinking he's another Bernie Madoff, think again because the recession would have done him in just like it did Madoff. What happened to Madoff is that all his wealthy investors got spooked by the market crash and wanted to pull out all their investments, but Madoff had already spent them.
It's nothing to do with his profession or his wealth. He just seems to, at times, agree with and ingratiate himself to anyone who comes along. Kind of like a used car salesman.
 

p_rehbein

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You completely missed the point of the post.

I did not BLAME it all on Trump.

I BLAMED it on Congress............!!!!

Since the Primaries, I have been telling people here that there is very little a President, any President in and of themselves can do on their own. The vast majority of any Agenda requires the actions of Congress. Folks wouldn't listen throughout the Primaries, or the General Election. They kept buying into his grandiose promises of what he would do when elected. They claimed that Congress, Repubs AND Dems would fall in line once Trump was in Office. How'd that work out for ya guys?



Yeah, but you can't blame all of this on Trump. That's unfair when the House can't seem to get it's act together.

The Republicans have been a non-governing party for years and they don't know what to do with this situation at the federal level...which is dumb.

If you are upset that things are not getting done, then there is wayyyy more blame to pass around.