Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci is back at it again, taking aim at President Donald Trump on social media. In a Monday post, Scaramucci didn't hold back, accusing the president of narcissistic traits, attention-seeking behavior, and a constant need for control.

"Everybody hates Donald Trump," Scaramucci wrote, before diving into claims about Trump's personal life and public image. He didn't spare Trump's family, either. "Melania. His children. The grandkids find him weird," he said, adding, "Honestly, he is weird."

Scaramucci also took aim at Trump's appearance, describing it in unflattering terms: "He has orange makeup on, lifts in his shoes, the girdle on some days." He alleged that Trump "has to be the king of every single moment" and that "you cannot tell him something he doesn't know or else he'll flip out."

These behaviors, Scaramucci argued, fit a broader psychological pattern. "It all fits the same pattern of narcissism," he said, though he acknowledged a contrast in Trump's personality. "He can be charming. He can be gracious," Scaramucci noted, but added that Trump remains "the most powerful man in the world, yet still desperate to be accepted."

This isn't the first time Scaramucci has gone after Trump. Earlier, he criticized both Trump and U.S. political leadership, accusing officials of enabling harmful behavior and failing to act through constitutional safeguards. "We are ALL FAILING this country," he said, calling for Trump's removal and describing him as "mentally unwell." He also accused elites of normalizing the situation and acting as "willing accomplices."

In separate comments, Scaramucci urged Democrats to shift their strategy away from anti-Trump messaging, arguing it was too polarizing and often ineffective. Focusing on Trump alienated many voters, he said, and suggested instead emphasizing economic issues like opportunity and financial stress.

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