I feel this needs to be addressed. Yes, the fandango. We all know this is going to be the most over-used meme on the internet for the next week or two (used it myself, heh), so we here at the Dope should strive for accuracy. ***Will ***he do the fandango, ***will ***he.
So, if you’re walking down the street and you hear the plaintive call in the distance, “Will! Will!” It’s just me flipping out again.
A friend of mine posted some revised “Bohemian Rhapsody” lyrics including “Scarmucci, Scaramucci, will you do the fandango/Thunderbolts and lightning, very, very frightening…”. Now when I hear the guy’s name, guess what’s in my head? :smack:
I had a giggle when I learned that Scaramucci has no communications experience, but has a background on Wall Street.
His business background ensures that press briefings will be essentially fact-free. Big-business linguistic obfuscation will be the name of the game. “The President is interfacing with Republican leadership to drive actionable efforts to facilitate positive change as we move the earth forward to the future” will be the most comprehensible nonsense that is shared.
(It hurt my head to write that. So. Much. Bullshit.)
Why would an NDA prevent him from being a guest on a comedy program? As long as he doesn’t say anything about Trump, he’s not disclosed anything, right?
Each 45 flack has been special in his or her own way.
Kellyanne Conway - Alternative Facts. An all time great. Topping Ron Ziegler’s “operative statement” gaffe. Leastwise, in my opinion.
Sean Spicer - Nazis didn’t use poison gas, saying covfefe had a secret meaning among 45 insiders. Not up there with operative statement or alternative facts, but pretty damned “special”.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders - Defended 45’s “bloody” Twitter attack on Mika Brzezinski. But not to worry, in this nutty White House milieu she’s bound to say something much crazier, probably sooner than later.