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(Trump never posed the threat of fascism. The real threat was idiocracy.)
--Nunberg was fired in February 2014 by Trump even after offering his
resignation. Nunberg convinced Trump to participate in a BuzzFeed
article that ended up being highly critical of a potential campaign by
the real estate mogul.
--Nunberg was rehired by Trump as a communications adviser in February
2015, according to The Washington Post.
--Then he was fired again -- this time from the campaign -- in August
2015. The firing came after Business Insider reported Nunberg had a
history of racially charged and disparaging political posts dating back
to 2007 on Facebook. He wrote this, with three dashes, about an upcoming
meeting with the Rev. Al Sharpton: "his daughter is N---!" And he called
President Barack Obama a "Socialist Marxist Islamo Fascist Nazi
Appeaser." Nunberg denied to CNN at the time that he had written the
posts and said "anything that was posted under my name does not mean I
posted it." However, he apologized in a 2017 MSNBC interview.
At the time of his second firing, a campaign spokesperson described him
as a "low-level" staffer.
--A few months later, in March 2016, Nunberg endorsed Sen. Ted Cruz of
Texas in the Republican primary. He said Trump "does not have a coherent
political ideology," according to Politico.
--In December 2016, Hope Hicks shared strong words on Nunberg with
Politico. "He's a highly self-destructive individual who makes routine
calls begging for his job back," Hicks said to Politico. Her statement
was in response to a Nunberg interview where he said he didn't think
Trump would win the election.
--In July 2016, Trump sued Nunberg for $10 million, alleging Nunberg
breached a confidentiality agreement. At the time, Nunberg's lawyer told
CNN that Nunberg was being accused of "violating certain confidentiality
provisions by talking about Donald Trump after he was no longer
associated with the campaign." Nunberg "amicably" settled the $10
million lawsuit with Trump in August 2016, CNN reported.
full: https://www.cnn.com/2018/03/05/politics/who-is-sam-nunberg/index.html
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