Scaramucci's wife files for divorce

[Anonymous]

Jeff, if you are going to delete my posts when I don't ask you to, just delete the entire thread. You want me to name the pathetic journalists' affairs and their hotel choices? You want me to name culinary choices to prove my accuracy? Happy to.

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Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

I'm a conservative, older DCUM poster and was wondering about that myself.

If it is was OK to use a coke by a former us president, why is it not ok to use a coke for the current president's staff?

That's like asking why it's ok to have wine with dinner tonight but not ok to come to work drunk. Also, see: youthful indiscretions v being a grown ass man currently in the public eye.

But really, it's whether he seems like he can handle it. He seems like he cannot handle it. He seems like he's jumping out of his skin. Not a good look on the guy who is supposed to bring order to this chaotic AF WH.

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Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

I'm a conservative, older DCUM poster and was wondering about that myself.

If it is was OK to use a coke by a former us president, why is it not ok to use a coke for the current president's staff?

I'm pretty anti-cocaine myself. So I'd classify it as never okay. But if you can't see the difference with experimenting with Coke in college, 25 years before becoming POTUS! And active, ongoing use while serving as a key member of POTUS's staff, DCUM can't help you.

Sorta how GWB was fine, even though he was a recovering alcoholic, because that was in his past, and he had learned to control the illness. But a POTUS who was an active alcohol would be an issue.

Unless you know for a fact Scaramucci used coke that day before that interview, you are using drug related characteristics to support your argument he overplayed his hand. You don't need to use these to support your premise if you have proof. Otherwise, STFU, Becky.

If you've ever worked with coked-up finance guys, you would recognize that rant b/c you would have heard similar at work, from similar douchebags. Its a type.
If we had to have ironclad proof before discussing anything on this website, it wouldn't exist.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

+1. Also, where there's hedge funds and blow, there are hookers. Any woman who gets involved with a guy like this better insist on multiple layers of protection.

Yep. Models and bottles. I would be *shocked* if Mooch can get any kind of security clearance. He is so clearly a coke addict.

I love how into stereotypes you losers are: if some then, all. You honestly are trying to tell me in your pathetic few year stint on The Street you gleaned ALL research social behavior information pre 9/11 on every hedge-fund stakeholder existing and pre-existing. Your psi must be world-reknowned. Why don't I know you? Oh, I know why, because you are pulling this out of your ass to make people think you are cool. I see you, douchebag.

LOL, you obviously don't see shit.

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Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

+1. Also, where there's hedge funds and blow, there are hookers. Any woman who gets involved with a guy like this better insist on multiple layers of protection.

Yep. Models and bottles. I would be *shocked* if Mooch can get any kind of security clearance. He is so clearly a coke addict.

I love how into stereotypes you losers are: if some then, all. You honestly are trying to tell me in your pathetic few year stint on The Street you gleaned ALL research social behavior information pre 9/11 on every hedge-fund stakeholder existing and pre-existing. Your psi must be world-reknowned. Why don't I know you? Oh, I know why, because you are pulling this out of your ass to make people think you are cool. I see you, douchebag.

Looks like The Mooch found this thread. Welcome to DCUM! Let me guess - bachelor pad in Shaw?

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Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

I'm a conservative, older DCUM poster and was wondering about that myself.

If it is was OK to use a coke by a former us president, why is it not ok to use a coke for the current president's staff?

I'm pretty anti-cocaine myself. So I'd classify it as never okay. But if you can't see the difference with experimenting with Coke in college, 25 years before becoming POTUS! And active, ongoing use while serving as a key member of POTUS's staff, DCUM can't help you.

Sorta how GWB was fine, even though he was a recovering alcoholic, because that was in his past, and he had learned to control the illness. But a POTUS who was an active alcohol would be an issue.

Unless you know for a fact Scaramucci used coke that day before that interview, you are using drug related characteristics to support your argument he overplayed his hand. You don't need to use these to support your premise if you have proof. Otherwise, STFU, Becky.

If you've ever worked with coked-up finance guys, you would recognize that rant b/c you would have heard similar at work, from similar douchebags. Its a type.
If we had to have ironclad proof before discussing anything on this website, it wouldn't exist.

+1

You are blaming someone's regional dialect and communication style in a perceived off-the-record meeting with a Snowflake on him using coke, an illegal drug, on a thread lauding his wife of 3 tender years is seeking divorce because she couldn't handle the well-known pressures of choosing a life with a successful significant other. You are a Becky, a poor Becky. I'm sorry.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

I'm a conservative, older DCUM poster and was wondering about that myself.

If it is was OK to use a coke by a former us president, why is it not ok to use a coke for the current president's staff?

I'm pretty anti-cocaine myself. So I'd classify it as never okay. But if you can't see the difference with experimenting with Coke in college, 25 years before becoming POTUS! And active, ongoing use while serving as a key member of POTUS's staff, DCUM can't help you.

Sorta how GWB was fine, even though he was a recovering alcoholic, because that was in his past, and he had learned to control the illness. But a POTUS who was an active alcohol would be an issue.

Unless you know for a fact Scaramucci used coke that day before that interview, you are using drug related characteristics to support your argument he overplayed his hand. You don't need to use these to support your premise if you have proof. Otherwise, STFU, Becky.

Are you suggesting that he just acts that way and uses that kind of language typically?!

Why does this shock you, snowflake? Do this little experiment: Go to any of the 5 Boroughs and walk very slowly down the middle any busy sidewalk leading to a subway during rush hour with an oversized parcel or piece of luggage.

Construction workers in Queens =\= WH Communications Director. Are your standards really that low? Never mind, your defending all thing Trump. Question answered. You have no standards.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jeff, if you are going to delete my posts when I don't ask you to, just delete the entire thread. You want me to name the pathetic journalists' affairs and their hotel choices? You want me to name culinary choices to prove my accuracy? Happy to.

Interesting... Jeff is defending very fake news Acosta. Do we know for sure Obama never use it again?

[Anonymous]

I'm glad this does shock you. Me? Not one bit: it means we are getting somewhere.


---- where are we getting? the point where everyone is uncivil and crude to each other in every situation?

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

+1. Also, where there's hedge funds and blow, there are hookers. Any woman who gets involved with a guy like this better insist on multiple layers of protection.

Yep. Models and bottles. I would be *shocked* if Mooch can get any kind of security clearance. He is so clearly a coke addict.

I love how into stereotypes you losers are: if some then, all. You honestly are trying to tell me in your pathetic few year stint on The Street you gleaned ALL research social behavior information pre 9/11 on every hedge-fund stakeholder existing and pre-existing. Your psi must be world-reknowned. Why don't I know you? Oh, I know why, because you are pulling this out of your ass to make people think you are cool. I see you, douchebag.

Looks like The Mooch found this thread. Welcome to DCUM! Let me guess - bachelor pad in Shaw?

This is why I am stupid: I don't understand why Democrats on DCUM forum believe someone only defends someone they are only doing it because it is in their personal self-interest. I am stupid to want the best for people I look up to for their sacrifices whom some of the 4th and 5th column I know resent.

Those of the 4th and 5th column who keep going after person who enters the admin out of one side of your mouth will then complain that the administrative branch is being dismantled out of the other. I'll be there to remind voters who really obstructed the administrative branch.

[Anonymous]

PP - get a grip. If the people going into admin acted normal -- for example, didn't call reporters and go on profane tirades -- then the criticisms would die down.

[Anonymous]

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I'm glad this does shock you. Me? Not one bit: it means we are getting somewhere.


---- where are we getting? the point where everyone is uncivil and crude to each other in every situation?

No, we get housing policy, transportation policy, CHiP and finally the desired joint press release. Sausage making is ugly which is why journalists get one shot at being known as a potential Pulitizer Prize contender or just a another protestor throwing a bag of feces he found on the sidewalk.

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Anonymous wrote:PP - get a grip. If the people going into admin acted normal -- for example, didn't call reporters and go on profane tirades -- then the criticisms would die down.

The tirades will not die down until the National Security leakers are prosecuted and the irrational coverage of this fake news dies down. Kisses.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can see The Mooch being a total horndog. My guess is that The Mooch will be banging a lot of SEC-educated GOP operatives in their 20s over the next year. He seems to have no self-control.

He's filthy rich, handsome, Harvard Law School. high profile high status job. And now single. Yes, he can and should pull plenty of prime talent. Why wouldn't he?

Besides this divorce helps him fufill the typical conservative white male dream ; getting rid of an aging wife for a younger one . Wash , rinse, repeat .

He's 50 and she was only in her 30s.

I worked on Wall Street after college for several years in the late 90s. This guy is a coke addict.

I'm a conservative, older DCUM poster and was wondering about that myself.

If it is was OK to use a coke by a former us president, why is it not ok to use a coke for the current president's staff?

I'm pretty anti-cocaine myself. So I'd classify it as never okay. But if you can't see the difference with experimenting with Coke in college, 25 years before becoming POTUS! And active, ongoing use while serving as a key member of POTUS's staff, DCUM can't help you.

Sorta how GWB was fine, even though he was a recovering alcoholic, because that was in his past, and he had learned to control the illness. But a POTUS who was an active alcohol would be an issue.

Unless you know for a fact Scaramucci used coke that day before that interview, you are using drug related characteristics to support your argument he overplayed his hand. You don't need to use these to support your premise if you have proof. Otherwise, STFU, Becky.

Are you suggesting that he just acts that way and uses that kind of language typically?!

Why does this shock you, snowflake? Do this little experiment: Go to any of the 5 Boroughs and walk very slowly down the middle any busy sidewalk leading to a subway during rush hour with an oversized parcel or piece of luggage.

Construction workers in Queens =\= WH Communications Director. Are your standards really that low? Never mind, your defending all thing Trump. Question answered. You have no standards.

Construction workers in Queens don't use the subway during rush hour, Silly Goose.

[Anonymous]

Right - fake news. No one called a reporter and talked about sucking body parts; no one's wife filed for divorce; McCain didn't vote no. It's all good in Trump la la land.