Trump regime fires controversial FDA spokesperson Emily Miller after just eleven days

| 4:00 pm EDT August 28, 2020
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It turns out hiring an OANN stooge for a position in the Trump regime, based solely on how much she had been kissing Donald Trump’s backside in her political coverage, wasn’t the best idea. It turns out Emily Miller lasted just eleven days as FDA spokesperson, before she was fired today amid the fallout from a disastrous press briefing that forced the FDA commissioner to end up apologizing.

Miller’s swift firing, as reported by the New York Times, is the latest sign of just how dysfunctional, chaotic, and self defeating the Trump administration has truly become. It also underscores that decisions in the Trump regime, such as Miller’s hiring, aren’t made based on what’s best for the nation, or even necessarily what’s best for Trump. Instead, decisions are made based on whatever puts a smile on the ever-narcissistic and increasingly fragile Trump’s face on any given day.

Because Emily Miller lasted eleven days before being fired, it’s set off a round of jokes about how she lasted precisely “one Scaramucci.” This is in reference to how Anthony Scaramucci was famously fired as White House Communications Director after just eleven days. Scaramucci has since gone on to become a fierce Trump critic who is voting for Joe Biden.

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