MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough used Twitter Sunday to slam former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Kellyanne Conway, senior adviser to President-elect Donald Trump.
In one tweet, Scarborough said Giuliani dictates “what position he will and will not accept from Trump,” while Conway “attacks Trump’s choices in public.”
So Rudy tells the world what position he will and will not accept from Trump while Kellyanne attacks Trump's choices in public.
Wow.— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 27, 2016
The comment was in reference to the very public debate over whether Trump will select Giuliani or 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney as the next secretary of state.
For the record, Conway let it be known Sunday that she’s definitely not in Romney’s corner.
But Scarborough wasn’t finished, going after Giuliani and Conway for an “embarrassing” attempt “to intimidate” Trump — if that’s even possible — in a second post.
“Giuliani and Conway are trying to intimidate the President Elect. How weak do they think he is? Their lack of discretion is embarrassing,” he tweeted.
Giuliani and Conway are trying to intimidate the President Elect.
How weak do they think he is?
Their lack of discretion is embarrassing.— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 27, 2016
Ironically, Scarborough then made a play of his own at trying to influence Trump, intimating that world leaders will be watching to see if he “can be bullied by his staff.”
Now all world leaders will be watching to see if a President Trump can be bullied by his staff.
— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 27, 2016
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