Former White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci
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In an interview with CNN ‘State of the Union’, Scaramucci stated that the president wanted to show that he was able to carry out his campaign for reelection without the help of other high-profile Republicans.
“But, knowing his personality, he thinks it’s the right way for him to do it. He thinks it’s all about him, him all the time,” Scaramucci said. “The classic narcissism is to destroy everyone around you and then show everyone that you can do it alone. You can do it yourself.”
“It’s all about me and see me. I’ll win this without your help,” the former White House aide continued. “And I’m sure he was advised by some smart, courageous people in the campaign not to do that. That level of saturation is beyond ridiculous.”
Scaramucci went on to predict that the president’s strategy for the general election would be to try to bind the Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden
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“[T]hat is what the president will try to do. He will swing the pendulum completely to the left. He will try to radicalize the vice president, “suggested Scaramucci.
“[Y]ou had to think about what the president is doing to people, “he added. He wants to divide people, cares less about the unity of the country, and more about his political survival. ”
Scaramucci left the White House in 2017 after a brief stint of 11 days as director of communications ended by an explosive-laden call with a reporter. He has since gone against the prospect of re-electing his former boss in November, calling Trump unfit for office and a demagogue.
He announced earlier that he was signing up with the Lincoln Project, a group of GOP figures who worked to remove Trump and elect Biden in November.
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