From Trussville Tribune staff reports
WASHINGTON – White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci has been removed from his position. According to the New York Times, this comes after just ten days since he was appointed by President Donald Trump’s administration.
Anthony Scaramucci. Photo from Twitter.
Scaramucci recently made heated remarks against several of President Trump’s senior staff members, notably Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, who stepped down recently along with former Press Secretary Sean Spicer. Scaramucci alleged that Priebus leaked information (This article contains graphic language).
Scaramucci’s removal came at the request of current White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly. The appointment of Scaramucci as Communications Director was opposed by Spicer and Priebus, who both resigned in response to President Trump’s decision.
5 Comments
Kevin Small
What is the record for White House staff turnover?
Peggy Harper
Good.
Doug Williams
Lol Liberals would have cried either way. It was either his language or President Trump firing him. Either way they will find a way to complain
Mark Kelly
LOL, and “conservatives” are busy even as we speak trying to find a way to blame Obama for Trump’s decision to hire his Mini-Me for a job for which he was eminently unqualified. Of course, that alone hardly distinguishes him in this administration. We’ll see if Gen. Kelly is adult enough to bring order to the chaos in the White House; for the good of our country, we can only hope. At this point, a week or two without another resignation or firing would be a step in the right direction.
Doug Williams
Well we know that Obama also had trust in Kelly so I’m sure we are in the right track