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    Trump, the Blue-Collar President: by Anthony Scaramucci | Conversation Starters
    Trump, the Blue-Collar President: by Anthony Scaramucci | Conversation Starters
    Trump, the Blue-Collar President: by Anthony Scaramucci | Conversation Starters
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    Trump, the Blue-Collar President: by Anthony Scaramucci | Conversation Starters

    His father is a construction worker who used his life insurance to pay for his college. His family celebrated with a mortgage-burning ceremony after the 30-year mortgage was finally paid off. Anthony Scaramucci says Trump had the same origins. He and Trump come from the same true blue-collar worker families. Their fathers believed that “the harder you worked, the more opportunity you afforded your family.” As President Donald Trump’s former Communications Director, his rise to the most important communications office in the world is seen as exceptional, described by admirers as like a comet that soared high, burning brighter before it flamed out. The nation watched as the Mooch reached renown and then cast out from the White House. He tells his story in his book, comparing it to a Shakespeare tragedy. 
    Trump, The Blue-Collar President is written by Scaramucci who is one of Worth Magazine’s Power 100: The Most Powerful People in Global Finance in 2016.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaily Books
    Release dateMar 21, 2019
    ISBN9788832547276
    Trump, the Blue-Collar President: by Anthony Scaramucci | Conversation Starters

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      Introducing Trump, The Blue-Collar President

      Trump, The Blue Collar-President is written by Anthony Scaramucci who was President Donald Trump’s Communications Director in the White House until he was fired just eleven days after his appointment. His rise to the most important communications office in the world is seen as exceptional, described by admirers as like a comet that soared high, burning brighter before it flamed out. His term was during the most tumultuous days of the Trump presidency, and he became known nationwide as the Mooch, Trump’s representative.

      The nation watched as the Mooch reached renown and then cast out from the White House. He tells his story in his book, comparing it to a Shakespeare tragedy. He reveals the controversial details and spares no one in telling the story of his stormy stay in the office. He claims that Trump's rise to the office can be seen from his perspective as someone who has seen Trump up close. Scaramucci's life story is similar to that of Trump's, rising from working-class origins through hard work. He worked as a paperboy for Long Island Newsday and rose to become what literary authors call the Master of the Universe. He lived the American Dream. He admits that as he got engulfed in his success, he forgot his roots. Many other successful men like him forgot the working class neighborhoods they grew up in while many of their kind remained unemployed, ignored, underpaid, and

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