Anthony Scaramucci

The last month has been one where Donald Trump’s catch phrase “you’re fire” has been echoing almost constantly through the corridors of the White House. Even in cases where a firing is technically labelled a ‘resignation’, the truth is that there is a great deal of chaos in Trump’s administration.
Whether this is organised chaos or the authentic variety is yet to be fully determined.
Here are 5 big losses for the Trump administration in less than a month.
1. Sear Spicer 

Anthony Scaramucci, a man who held the position of White House Communications Director for only 10 days but has come out of his post-retirement (firing) blues swinging at his former boss.
Scaramucci has blasted Donald Trump for his remarks made in the light of the violent events in Charlottesville over the last 24 hours.
Trump said of the events,

There appears to be an internal shifting for position and power, and it is difficult at this point to know who the white-hats are, if any. [...]

Just six days ago I wrote an article for The Duran in which I said that if President Trump is to avoid seeing his administration unravel he has to stop destabilising it himself, with bad decisions negating good decisions and with President Trump himself prosecuting public feuds against top people in his administration like Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

(ZHE) — That didn’t take long: just ten days after Anthony Scaramucci was appointed as the new White House communications director, the NYT reports that Trump has removed Scaramucci from the role of Communications Director, as requested by the new chief of staff, John Kelly.

In one of the shortest lifespans of a top White House official in recent memory and the shortest of Donald Trump’s Presidency, Anthony Scaramucci has resigned from his position as White House Communications Director just 10 days after agreeing to take the job.

President Donald Trump has just resolved days of speculation over a possible shake up in White House senior leadership by firing his chief-of-staff, Reince Priebus.
Simultaneously, the president named Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly as Priebus’ replacement.
Trump made the announcement, as usual, via Twitter:

King cobras, holy sites and drunken priests + this day in history w/Centennial Olympic Park bombing and our song of the day by Dead Stars on your Morning Monarchy for July 27, 2017.

Anthony Scaramucci, incoming White House communications director, speaks to the media during the daily press briefing at the White House, July 21, 2017, in Washington. (AP/Andrew Harnik)
The Trump administration on Friday officially announced that Anthony Scaramucci—a former Goldman Sachs executive who describes himself simply as an “American entrepeneur”—will be the new White House communications director.

(ZHE) It’s official: moments ago the much anticipated departure of (now former) White House press secretary, Sean Spicer took place, when according to the NYT Spicer resigned on Friday morning, “telling President Trump he ve