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WASHINGTON — Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, resigned on Friday morning, telling President Trump he vehemently disagreed with the appointment of the New York financier Anthony Scaramucci as communications director.

Mr. Trump offered Mr. Scaramucci the job at 10 a.m. The president requested that Mr. Spicer stay on, but Mr. Spicer told Mr. Trump that he believed the appointment was a major mistake, according to a person with direct knowledge of the exchange.

 
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Spicer had lost the trust of the President.Unlike his TV show,DT doesn't fire people he just does a runaround and the person is a little farther removed from the center of power.Spicer was RNC Communications and DT has lost faith with trying to work with Republicans that are really RINOs.Privis might be feeling some heat.
 
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I think so. He needs to. Debt ceiling coming up in about 60 days. Trump will need Dems to raise the debt ceiling. Could be a political nightmare for Trump.
 
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I'd like to take credit for this one.  I said months ago on here that he'd be fired because he's not a born liar.  I wouldn't say Sanders is good either but she can do it without flinching and that's something Spicer couldn't really do.
 
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I'm not really sure Spicer resigned, too.  It's more likely that Trump gave him that option to save face instead of firing him outright, which he probably would have done if Spicer refused.  Yes, it's purely speculation on my part.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sicknesscity:

I'm not really sure Spicer resigned, too.  It's more likely that Trump gave him that option to save face instead of firing him outright, which he probably would have done if Spicer refused.  Yes, it's purely speculation on my part.


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The GoldenGoose , good to see you.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LRM704:

TheGoldenGoose , good to see you.  


I've become so apathetic with politics lately.

The USA is so polarized that we can't get anything accomplished.


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Quote Originally Posted by sicknesscity:

I'd like to take credit for this one.  I said months ago on here that he'd be fired because he's not a born liar.  I wouldn't say Sanders is good either but she can do it without flinching and that's something Spicer couldn't really do.

Could AG Jeff Sessions be the next one to drop off the Trump Administration? It appears Donald J Trump starts tickling over him.  
 
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Spicer was flat out awful. I have no idea what took so damn long. He crumbled against fake news liberal attacks. He couldn’t take the bullying. I would’ve replaced Spicer with Sebastian Gorka.

I hope Jeff Sessions is next. He has been awful as well. Instead of going after Obama, Comey, Hillary and Lynch, like he should be doing, he’s wasting time going after fukkin weed… what a joke.
 
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Spicer was flat out awful. I have no idea what took so damn long. He crumbled against fake news liberal attacks. He couldn’t take the bullying. I would’ve replaced Spicer with Sebastian Gorka.

I hope Jeff Sessions is next. He has been awful as well. Instead of going after Obama, Comey, Hillary and Lynch, like he should be doing, he’s wasting time going after fukkin weed… what a joke.


Appears DJT is doing a 6 month checkup on his admin...A very good practice..incrementalism 

Look for some more adjustments...rightfully so..DOJ definitely on "hit list"...way too much swamp "slime" lingering in that bureaucratic infestation....
 
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Poor Spicy...    went from an angry little man to a sympathetic figure. 

What a true shame it was when Lil' Donny got mad at him and wouldn't let him meet the Pope. 

Now we get Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who has the face of someone who drew the short straw.   And Mr. Scaramucci, a Yes Man in every sense of the word with his Cheshire grin and Goldman Sachs background...   Trump's wet dream.   
 
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Clean, drain, and disinfect the swamp known as the White House. this is just the tip of the iceberg....more to come, more to go, stay tuned. the Trump House of Cards saga; continues (you never know what to expect next) fascinating to say the least, political entertainment at a level never encountered in any other administration...roll with it DJT, the balls in your court; shoot
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Europa:


Could AG Jeff Sessions be the next one to drop off the Trump Administration? It appears Donald J Trump starts tickling over him.  
 

I don't think so because Sessions actually has been part of the more significant chances under Trump's administration for policing and immigration.  What I believe doesn't matter anyway because I think most of this has been orchestrated and planned, including the dismissal of Flynn, the firing of Comey and so on.  Nobody really has bothered to ask why Trump had 3 campaign managers in the first place, which yes, is extremely odd and unusual and didn't make any sense.  They likely each had their own roles and purposes, although I can't seem to figure out Lewandowski's part in it all, but I'm sure he was relevant in some capacity.
 
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changes*  whoops, not chances
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sicknesscity:

 

I don't think so because Sessions actually has been part of the more significant chances under Trump's administration for policing and immigration.  What I believe doesn't matter anyway because I think most of this has been orchestrated and planned, including the dismissal of Flynn, the firing of Comey and so on.  Nobody really has bothered to ask why Trump had 3 campaign managers in the first place, which yes, is extremely odd and unusual and didn't make any sense.  They likely each had their own roles and purposes, although I can't seem to figure out Lewandowski's part in it all, but I'm sure he was relevant in some capacity.

Probably you're right about that take, but Donald J Trump has no much principal at all if any. Dude can flip flop his position in a split second, and the recent development on Sessions' undisclosed meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during last year's campaign really ramps up pressure over Trump. Trump, in order to protect or insulate himself, could quickly cut off the tangle between him and Sessions.     
 
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Donald J Trump calls AG Sessions, "beleaguered" in his own tweet this morning. Does anyone stand on his way have to go down or push aside?  
 
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trump's f*cking with the dumb redneck on twitter. 

this guy is nuts.  kind of funny though.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/889467610332528641
 
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Amazing how many in this thread NOW say Spicer was lousy in the role after he has resigned.

Didn't see anything or hear a peep out of any of you before. 


 
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Trump eyes Rudy Giuliani as AG! From newsmax.
 
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Normally, government jobs are more secure.  Changes such as excess employees turnover indicate dissatisfaction and incompetence.  In sports, signs of dysfunction are more common among losing teams.  Trump tends to hire unqualified people.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crusher13:



Appears DJT is doing a 6 month checkup on his admin...A very good practice..incrementalism 

Look for some more adjustments...rightfully so..DOJ definitely on "hit list"...way too much swamp "slime" lingering in that bureaucratic infestation....



Enough of this everybody comfortable nonsense.  Remember Steinbrenner was the same way don't do your job gone in a NY minute.  He was applauded for trying to win more than anybody.  Don't do your job you're gone.  Spicer was a nice guy but was never comfortable, you could see this coming from a mile away.  Priebus is next.
 
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It appears that Mooch is out of WH Chief of Staffs.--NYT  
 
 
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It appears that Mooch is out of WH Chief of Staffs.--NYT  



Poor "Mooch", we barely got to know thee
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