The American voter is a very unhappy customer right now—and management is about to get an earful

By Anthony Scaramucci

I lasted 11 days in the White House, which means I’ve spent more time in line at the Nassau County D.M.V. than I spent advising the president of the United States. When you get fired that fast, you learn to read a room, and the room I’m reading now is the American electorate, less than six weeks out from the midterms, standing in the checkout aisle at ShopRite, looking at a receipt like it’s a ransom note.

What I call the Money Point of View of History explains midterm elections better than any consultant with a PowerPoint. If you want READ ON