Talk about shoving a question back up his ass.

Hah haha! YESSS! Love it!

The days of the GOP in the White House sitting on their hands is over.

(05-06-2020 04:30 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  Talk about shoving a question back up his ass.

I would have all the fake news headlines on the screens behind her every press conference, with the latest front and center.

I like her.

We need more like her.

She was ready for that one. Bully for her.

I want to be her Baby Daddy.

(05-06-2020 06:08 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  I want to be her Baby Daddy.

Lol.

(05-06-2020 06:08 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  I want to be her Baby Daddy.

No doubt. Dana Perino 2.0

(05-06-2020 05:56 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  I like her.

Yeah. She isn't going to take nonsense. And she'll send it back with a smile.

I remember first seeing her as a CNN analyst destroying the rest of the panel. Always thought she was destined for more.

Hear the guy say "you were going obviously prepared for that" at the end? LOL

Why do democrats hate strong women?

Not hard to see why the cult likes her. She's an unqualified kook. LOL

Quote:UNLIKE MOST OF HER PREDECESSORS as White House Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany didn’t come to the job with a background as a reporter or a career press secretary. She never had a prominent role in a political campaign or in government. Instead she is the first of a new type of press secretary, one that if current trends are any indication we will have to get used to. She blazed the path to the podium on the back of her experience as an internet troll turned cable news pundit. (Fun fact: McEnany was rejected by Fox before getting scooped up by CNN’s Jeff Zucker who was looking for a new “character in a drama” — his words — who was willing to defend Donald Trump on the network. And what a character she has become).

In this way, and others, her elevation mirrors that of her boss.

In her supporting role on CNN’s production of “The Orange King,” McEnany has learned from Trump’s approach to public relations: discard all modesty in paeans to the Trump brand and admit no wrongdoing, no matter the absurd lengths required to do so.

In her career as a Trump shill, she turned his most despicable actions into signs of his greatness. She argued that President Obama was in fact the founder of ISIS, that the “grab them by the *****” tape “implied consent” and that his defense of the Charlottesville white supremacist protesters was a message of “love and inclusiveness.”

Like the President she also is skilled at tippytoeing across the alt-right tightrope, giving herself just enough room to claim that she is the aggrieved and it is her critics who are the real racists.

The Tampa native is a noted anti-anti-Confederate (“the flag shows southern pride”), has stoked fear about “black panthers with guns” at voting locations, and has argued that police violence against black men has nothing to do with our history of slavery or racism.

On twitter, she wrote that President Obama’s brother is “still in that hut in Kenya” and called President Obama “son” — a despicable slur that would have disqualified her from the job in a time when the rules of the game still applied. Here in our time it barely registered as a ripple, after-all her new boss, chief of staff Mark Meadows, and her bosses boss, the President, also trafficked in birtherism and racial slurs against the last President.

With Kayleigh McEnany, the White House Isn’t Even Pretending the Truth Matters

(05-07-2020 07:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Not hard to see why the cult likes her. She's an unqualified kook. LOL

Quote:UNLIKE MOST OF HER PREDECESSORS as White House Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany didn’t come to the job with a background as a reporter or a career press secretary. She never had a prominent role in a political campaign or in government. Instead she is the first of a new type of press secretary, one that if current trends are any indication we will have to get used to. She blazed the path to the podium on the back of her experience as an internet troll turned cable news pundit. (Fun fact: McEnany was rejected by Fox before getting scooped up by CNN’s Jeff Zucker who was looking for a new “character in a drama” — his words — who was willing to defend Donald Trump on the network. And what a character she has become).

In this way, and others, her elevation mirrors that of her boss.

In her supporting role on CNN’s production of “The Orange King,” McEnany has learned from Trump’s approach to public relations: discard all modesty in paeans to the Trump brand and admit no wrongdoing, no matter the absurd lengths required to do so.

In her career as a Trump shill, she turned his most despicable actions into signs of his greatness. She argued that President Obama was in fact the founder of ISIS, that the “grab them by the *****” tape “implied consent” and that his defense of the Charlottesville white supremacist protesters was a message of “love and inclusiveness.”

Like the President she also is skilled at tippytoeing across the alt-right tightrope, giving herself just enough room to claim that she is the aggrieved and it is her critics who are the real racists.

The Tampa native is a noted anti-anti-Confederate (“the flag shows southern pride”), has stoked fear about “black panthers with guns” at voting locations, and has argued that police violence against black men has nothing to do with our history of slavery or racism.

On twitter, she wrote that President Obama’s brother is “still in that hut in Kenya” and called President Obama “son” — a despicable slur that would have disqualified her from the job in a time when the rules of the game still applied. Here in our time it barely registered as a ripple, after-all her new boss, chief of staff Mark Meadows, and her bosses boss, the President, also trafficked in birtherism and racial slurs against the last President.

With Kayleigh McEnany, the White House Isn’t Even Pretending the Truth Matters

Opinion piece from the Rolling Stone? Well done.

(05-07-2020 07:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Not hard to see why the cult likes her. She's an unqualified kook. LOL

Quote:UNLIKE MOST OF HER PREDECESSORS as White House Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany didn’t come to the job with a background as a reporter or a career press secretary. She never had a prominent role in a political campaign or in government. Instead she is the first of a new type of press secretary, one that if current trends are any indication we will have to get used to. She blazed the path to the podium on the back of her experience as an internet troll turned cable news pundit. (Fun fact: McEnany was rejected by Fox before getting scooped up by CNN’s Jeff Zucker who was looking for a new “character in a drama” — his words — who was willing to defend Donald Trump on the network. And what a character she has become).

In this way, and others, her elevation mirrors that of her boss.

In her supporting role on CNN’s production of “The Orange King,” McEnany has learned from Trump’s approach to public relations: discard all modesty in paeans to the Trump brand and admit no wrongdoing, no matter the absurd lengths required to do so.

In her career as a Trump shill, she turned his most despicable actions into signs of his greatness. She argued that President Obama was in fact the founder of ISIS, that the “grab them by the *****” tape “implied consent” and that his defense of the Charlottesville white supremacist protesters was a message of “love and inclusiveness.”

Like the President she also is skilled at tippytoeing across the alt-right tightrope, giving herself just enough room to claim that she is the aggrieved and it is her critics who are the real racists.

The Tampa native is a noted anti-anti-Confederate (“the flag shows southern pride”), has stoked fear about “black panthers with guns” at voting locations, and has argued that police violence against black men has nothing to do with our history of slavery or racism.

On twitter, she wrote that President Obama’s brother is “still in that hut in Kenya” and called President Obama “son” — a despicable slur that would have disqualified her from the job in a time when the rules of the game still applied. Here in our time it barely registered as a ripple, after-all her new boss, chief of staff Mark Meadows, and her bosses boss, the President, also trafficked in birtherism and racial slurs against the last President.

With Kayleigh McEnany, the White House Isn’t Even Pretending the Truth Matters

sounds like she is exactly what America needs to combat the dishonest fools in the MSM

(05-06-2020 06:08 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  I want to be her Baby Daddy.

(05-07-2020 07:41 AM)bearcat65 Wrote:  

(05-07-2020 07:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Not hard to see why the cult likes her. She's an unqualified kook. LOL

Quote:UNLIKE MOST OF HER PREDECESSORS as White House Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany didn’t come to the job with a background as a reporter or a career press secretary. She never had a prominent role in a political campaign or in government. Instead she is the first of a new type of press secretary, one that if current trends are any indication we will have to get used to. She blazed the path to the podium on the back of her experience as an internet troll turned cable news pundit. (Fun fact: McEnany was rejected by Fox before getting scooped up by CNN’s Jeff Zucker who was looking for a new “character in a drama” — his words — who was willing to defend Donald Trump on the network. And what a character she has become).

In this way, and others, her elevation mirrors that of her boss.

In her supporting role on CNN’s production of “The Orange King,” McEnany has learned from Trump’s approach to public relations: discard all modesty in paeans to the Trump brand and admit no wrongdoing, no matter the absurd lengths required to do so.

In her career as a Trump shill, she turned his most despicable actions into signs of his greatness. She argued that President Obama was in fact the founder of ISIS, that the “grab them by the *****” tape “implied consent” and that his defense of the Charlottesville white supremacist protesters was a message of “love and inclusiveness.”

Like the President she also is skilled at tippytoeing across the alt-right tightrope, giving herself just enough room to claim that she is the aggrieved and it is her critics who are the real racists.

The Tampa native is a noted anti-anti-Confederate (“the flag shows southern pride”), has stoked fear about “black panthers with guns” at voting locations, and has argued that police violence against black men has nothing to do with our history of slavery or racism.

On twitter, she wrote that President Obama’s brother is “still in that hut in Kenya” and called President Obama “son” — a despicable slur that would have disqualified her from the job in a time when the rules of the game still applied. Here in our time it barely registered as a ripple, after-all her new boss, chief of staff Mark Meadows, and her bosses boss, the President, also trafficked in birtherism and racial slurs against the last President.

With Kayleigh McEnany, the White House Isn’t Even Pretending the Truth Matters

Opinion piece from the Rolling Stone? Well done.

Her dad played football at Miss State. She is a strong southern woman. It's no surprise that a yankee cuck wouldn't like her. They probably see her as competition for the peen.

(05-07-2020 07:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Not hard to see why the cult likes her. She's an unqualified kook. LOL

Quote:UNLIKE MOST OF HER PREDECESSORS as White House Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany didn’t come to the job with a background as a reporter or a career press secretary. She never had a prominent role in a political campaign or in government. Instead she is the first of a new type of press secretary, one that if current trends are any indication we will have to get used to. She blazed the path to the podium on the back of her experience as an internet troll turned cable news pundit. (Fun fact: McEnany was rejected by Fox before getting scooped up by CNN’s Jeff Zucker who was looking for a new “character in a drama” — his words — who was willing to defend Donald Trump on the network. And what a character she has become).

In this way, and others, her elevation mirrors that of her boss.

In her supporting role on CNN’s production of “The Orange King,” McEnany has learned from Trump’s approach to public relations: discard all modesty in paeans to the Trump brand and admit no wrongdoing, no matter the absurd lengths required to do so.

In her career as a Trump shill, she turned his most despicable actions into signs of his greatness. She argued that President Obama was in fact the founder of ISIS, that the “grab them by the *****” tape “implied consent” and that his defense of the Charlottesville white supremacist protesters was a message of “love and inclusiveness.”

Like the President she also is skilled at tippytoeing across the alt-right tightrope, giving herself just enough room to claim that she is the aggrieved and it is her critics who are the real racists.

The Tampa native is a noted anti-anti-Confederate (“the flag shows southern pride”), has stoked fear about “black panthers with guns” at voting locations, and has argued that police violence against black men has nothing to do with our history of slavery or racism.

On twitter, she wrote that President Obama’s brother is “still in that hut in Kenya” and called President Obama “son” — a despicable slur that would have disqualified her from the job in a time when the rules of the game still applied. Here in our time it barely registered as a ripple, after-all her new boss, chief of staff Mark Meadows, and her bosses boss, the President, also trafficked in birtherism and racial slurs against the last President.

With Kayleigh McEnany, the White House Isn’t Even Pretending the Truth Matters

Poor Tom, what's it like living your entire life on the wrong side of every issue you encounter? And why do strong attractive women intimidate you so much? Was your own mother the domineering sort?