Trump has run through 3 Directors of Communication already - 4 if you count Sean Spicer temping

[suffragette]

In the position.

This has got to be a record of some kind



https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2017/07/31/anthony-scaramucci-removed-as-white-house-communications-director/?utm_term=.d350d893d059

The abrupt removal of Scaramucci, a wealthy financier who had backed Trump during the campaign, punctuated a day that began with a Trump tweet declaring that despite the upheaval of the past two weeks, there was “no WH chaos!” in his administration.

No other post in the White House has experienced as much upheaval as the communications director job. It was first given to Jason Miller, a Trump campaign aide who stepped down from the post during the transition before even being sworn in. It was then given to Republican operative Michael Dubke, who resigned in May. In the intervening weeks, Spicer had taken on those responsibilities in addition to his role as press secretary until Scaramucci was named to the position on July 21 over his objections.

[fleur-de-lisa]

1. Because, of course, the MESSAGE is the problem with this administration!

Yep, that's it. It's definitely the MESSAGE. Chump isn't flailing because of the:

treason, lying, grifting, pussy-grabbing, nepotism, leaking, tweeting, election-hacking, and GROSS INCOMPETENCE!

[suffragette]

4. He's a big fan of of blaming the message and killing the messenger, over and over and over again.

He holds himself blameless, even while flailing as you note for all the reasons you list.

[Mc Mike]

2. Nobody can adequately communicate how wonderful and awesome

twitler thinks he is, to America.

[suffragette]

3. He is the Communications Twit-in-Chief. He thinks that is prime communication, bigly.

[Mc Mike]

5. He oughtta be his own communications director.

He has plenty of free time on his hands. If you want something done right...

OTOH, it might cut into his valuable golfing time.