No matter who is in the Oval Office, the job of the White House communications office is to create positive press attention that promotes the president’s agenda. When new communications director Anthony Scaramucci was introduced to the public on July 21, he seemed qualified, deftly answering questions and charming the press.
By Wednesday, things were going downhill.
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