Some Qs About the 'Scaramucci Post' Holocaust Twitter Poll Scandal
PoliticsOn Tuesday morning, a Twitter account for the Scaramucci Post (@ScaramucciPost), Anthony Scaramucci’s… something… published a now-deleted Twitter poll that politely asked: “How many Jews were killed in the Holocaust?”
Then, in quick succession:
Okay. What?
Here are some questions I immediately asked myself, followed by the answers I feel are correct.
Q: Should we be offended by this Holocaust tweet?
A: Definitely!
Q: What is the Scaramucci Post?
A: No one really knows, including its founder, former White House press secretary Anthony “The Mooch” Scaramucci, who had that job for 11 incredible days and remains semi-famous for being, like, a chatty jabroni and an allegedly terrible father. But that did not stop “it” from being “launched” at a Monday night event on October 2, where Mooch explained in an interview with The Hill:
“We have no idea what the Scaramucci Post is and neither do you. But, we launched it today and we launched with great fanfare and so we’ll have to see how the whole thing unfolds.”
He elaborated: “It’s going to be plain vanilla news that is unfiltered, cold brew news, if you want to say.” And: “actions always speak louder than words, so watch it unfold.”