On the Chrumpy-go-round
July 31, 2017
Previously on As The Chrump Burns we learned that human grease stain Anthony Scaramucci became Chrump’s new communications director, causing the departure of Sean Spicer. By the time those electrons had dried on the screen, Scaramucci had also caused the disappearance of the dynamic, irrepressible Reince Priebus. If you are looking for a high-level, high-profile position with no need for experience or even the slightest bit of competence and absolutely zero job security, contact:
The Chrump administration is breaking records. Not only for
golf outings, general tweeting, insane tweeting, lying, scandals, meetings with
Russian operatives, forgetting about meeting with Russian operatives, insulting
world leaders (who are not brutal dictators) national security leaks by the “president”
himself, inciting violence and all-around incompetence. The Chrump
administration is losing personnel at a record breaking pace and in record
breaking form. Chrump is quickly and thoroughly losing and/or tossing aside cabinet
members and advisors at the highest level. Here is the list so far – they really
are the cream of the crap:
Shortest-serving National Security Advisor – Mike Flynn.
Shortest-serving Chief-of-staff – Reince Preibus. This led to the
shortest-serving head of Homeland Security – Gen. John Kelly, which in turn
gave us the shortest-serving AG – Jeff Sessions. The shortest-serving White
House Communications Director – Sean Spicer; actually Spicey has two of the
shortest stints at this post, since he was replaced in March for a while and
then made acting director when his replacement either wanted or was told to
spend more time with his family.* We are just getting started so this might be
only the beginning. The people at Guinness Book of Records are going to working
overtime for a while. The pièce de résistance of course will be when Hair
Chrump becomes be the shortest serving Commander-in-chief.
______________________*Actually, Ronald Reagan had a communications director who served a shorter term. Just over a week into the job, it was learned that Jack Koehler, who had grown up in Germany, had been a Hitler youth. And, as you probably know, The Mooch has now broken all records by lasting only 10 days. I wish him hell.
I. Mangrey reporting. Head spinning, stomach churning, brain hurting.
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