12, and told CNN's John Berman that he would not endorse his reelection. Despite working for Trump's administration, Scaramucci withdrew his support from the president on Monday, Aug. Trump may have chosen Twitter to call out his former aide, but Scaramucci is resorting to other measures. Tensions between Trump and Scaramucci have escalated over recent weeks, but Trump's Twitter attack on the former White House aide could have probably been spell -checked first. I barely knew him until his 11 days of gross incompetence-made a fool of himself, bad on TV. The first tweet read, Anthony Scaramucci is a highly unstable “nut job” who was with other candidates in the primary who got shellaced, & then unfortunately wheedled his way into my campaign. Trump has since deleted the tweet and reposted it with the correct spelling of "shellacked." In the tweet, Trump incorrectly typed that Scaramucci, who served in the White House for 11 days, from July 21 to J, had gotten "shellaced" during the 2016 presidential primary. However, there was one problem with the tweet, and it caused a roar over Twitter. 19, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to attack former White House Press Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci. I'm going to guess that Trump needs some more coffee. Well, the president might also suffer from this problem, because these tweets about Donald Trump's "shellaced" typo aren't holding back. For many of us, it takes time to recover from the weekend and hop back into the work week. “If Sarah could just say that the President meant to type “breeding contempt” instead of “breeding concept” this might be easier”ĭifferent people are drawing different conclusions the only way for this to go away is if Trump himself clarifies what he meant in his tweet.Look, adjusting to Monday isn't always easy. “If could just say that the President meant to type ‘breeding contempt’ instead of ‘breeding concept’ this might be easier,” he tweeted. Some of Trump’s followers on social media claimed that there could have been a typo in the tweet and that instead of saying “breeding concept”, he meant to say “breeding contempt”.Īccording to a Bloomberg reporter, Justin Sink, this matter could quickly have been resolved if Sarah Sanders would have used the same explanation as for the people on social media who were claiming this to be a typo. However, it certainly did not stop people from speculating on what his tweet exactly meant. President Trump and White House officials kept mum on the questions that arose regarding the context of Trump’s usage of the word “breeding”. Trump’s administration has lately been taking action against jurisdictions where the local police is not enforcing the federal immigration laws. In the recent weeks, Trump sent out numerous tweets in which he claimed how sanctuary cities were undermining the country’s laws. “I would have to ask him to be more specific.” “Not that I’m aware of,” clarified Sanders. But the President is talking about a growing problem.”Īnother reporter asked Sanders whether by “breeding”, President Trump was referring to “people having babies.” “Certainly I think it could mean a lot of things to a lot of people. “I’m not going to begin to think what you think,” declared Sanders. “When you think of breeding, you think of animals breeding, populating,” said Ryan. A lot of people, even in California, want to see the issue of sanctuary cities addressed,” stated Sanders. “The President has recognized this is a major problem.
“No, he’s talking about the problem itself growing and getting bigger,” responded Sanders with vehemence.Īpril Ryan, an American Urban Radio Networks’ reporter asked Sanders about what Trump meant by the word “breeding” in his tweet. Want Security & Safety NOW!”ĭuring the press briefing, CNN reporter Jim Acosta inquired whether Trump was directing this tweet at the Latinos living in California. Jerry Brown is trying to back out of the National Guard at the Border, but the people of the State are not happy. Soooo many Sanctuary areas want OUT of this ridiculous, crime infested & breeding concept. “There is a Revolution going on in California. Soooo many Sanctuary areas want OUT of this ridiculous, crime infested & breeding concept,” tweeted Trump on Wednesday.
Trump sent out these tweets last week, during which he complained about how sanctuary cities were “crime infested & breeding concept.” On Monday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Hucakbee Sanders tried to explain the President’s tweets.
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