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Scaramucci Post lambasted for posting Holocaust poll

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October 17, 2017
White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci takes questions at the White House on July 21. Photo by Jonathan Ernst/Reuters

The Scaramucci Post, the new media outlet created by President Trump’s former communications director Anthony Scaramucci, is getting lambasted for posting a poll about the Holocaust on Twitter.

The poll, which has since been deleted, asked people if they knew the number of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust:

Naturally, the tweet received serious condemnation on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/amandacarpenter/status/920284882261217280

https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/920265076413796353

An apology was posted on Scaramucci Post’s Twitter account:

https://twitter.com/ScaramucciPost/status/920274523324329985

https://twitter.com/ScaramucciPost/status/920274958126927872

https://twitter.com/ScaramucciPost/status/920275331268993024

Since the apology has been posted, the Scaramucci account re-tweeted tweets defending their poll:

https://twitter.com/KolbertReport/status/920305438046015488

Others didn’t think that Scaramucci Post’s apology was adequate:

https://twitter.com/ArthurSchwartz/status/920278751367368704

According to CNN’s Jake Tapper, Scaramucci himself was infuriated by the poll and that “at least one person is getting fired.”

Scaramucci created his media outlet after he was fired from his short-lived position as White House communications director. He intended his new publication “to be the center lane in a two-lane highway.”

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