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OMG!! Trump's sugar baby Kayleigh McEnany positive for Covid-19!!
- Thread starter in3deep
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Was she infected orally?
way better looking than fugly democrat aunties.
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/kayleigh-mcenany-preventative-double-mastectomy-age-30
She has had preventative double mastectomy due to BRCA gene positive.
She has had preventative double mastectomy due to BRCA gene positive.
blocked. Obvious tds
her legs looks like mosquito legs
yucks!!!!
KNN my uncle think it is still better to see a mosquito leg first followed by a pretty face than seeing a nice pair of legs and later leeacovered is a man KNN my uncle kena the latter and almost puke KNN
Tested positive but no symptoms doesn’t mean is ok either
Is she infectious?
altho moi is anti dotard and most of his por lampar spokes persons who talks thru their asses and makes no sense most of the time but this bitch is good, she can articulate well and her best attribute is her ability to maintain a calm demeanour even under heated onslaught from formidable opponents during debate, disarming them with her charm fake sweet smile, lol...btw shes lawyer trained
If no symptoms means still not OK then heaven help all of us.
I won't mind offering her a position on my staff
I volunteer to stay in close proximity with her for one week to verify if she is infectious.
I'm willing to rawdog and french her for two hours. If she's infectious, I will be the first to know.
She is a beauty. Trump is alpha-male indeed.
She is hot,,,
Kayleigh McEnany
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany joins Fox News
Posted 6hhours ago
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany is returning to the media.(
AP: Evan Vucci
)
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany will join Fox News as a contributor to offer commentary on various network programs.
Key points:
It was reported in January that McEnany had disclosed to the US Office of Government Ethics while still in office that she would work for Fox after leaving the White House.
Fox said at the time that it had been in discussions with McEnany but had paused them.
Before working for Trump, McEnany was a commentator at CNN.
Speaking on Fox, McEnany said her biggest regret at the White House was not being able to hold a briefing outlining all the accomplishments of the Trump administration.
"But after January 6, it just was not tenable," she said.
McEnany had an often combative relationship with White House journalists.(
AP: Patrick Semansky
)
After the November election, McEnany was one of those who pushed the former president's baseless claims of voter fraud. Extremism and disinformation experts say that rhetoric helped create the conditions that led to the deadly January 6 riots in Washington DC.
At one point, major US networks, including Fox News, cut away from a White House press briefing with McEnany because of repeated unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.
"I just think we have to be very clear: she's charging the other side is welcoming fraud and welcoming illegal voting," Fox News host Neil Cavuto said at the time.
"Unless she has more details to back that up, I can't in good countenance continue showing this."
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WATCH
Duration: 42 seconds42s
Fox News cuts away from Trump's adviser over electoral fraud claims.
Speaking today, McEnany said that "everyone in the administration was horrified" by the Capitol Hill riots, led by a mob of Trump supporters, but she insisted that it did not represent the former president's backers.
Asked if she believed Trump bore any responsibility for the riot, she said, "No, I don't."
Trump was impeached by the House on a charge of incitement of insurrection over the insurrection but acquitted by the Senate.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell voted to acquit Trump, citing the fact that the former president was out of office by the time the Senate trial began, but McConnell said Trump was "practically and morally responsible for provoking" the riot.
McEnany follows other Trump White House alumni
Former White House communications director Hope Hicks also spent time at Fox after leaving the Trump administration.(
AP: J. Scott Applewhite
)
At her first press briefing in May 2020, McEnany promised to "never lie" to the assembled media, a vow US media accused her of almost immediately breaking.
While at the White House, McEnany frequently appeared on Fox News programs for interviews.
She joins a long list of former Trump administration figures to make the move to Fox News, its parent company and its affiliates.
Trump's longest-serving press secretary Sarah Sanders joined Fox as a contributor after leaving the White House but ended that agreement this year when announcing her plan to run for governor of Arkansas.
Hope Hicks served as Trump's White House communications director for two years, then worked as the chief communications officer at Fox for two years, before returning to the White House as a counsellor to the president from 2020-21.
Larry Kudlow, Donald Trump's former economic adviser, has recently launched a weekday program on the Fox Business Network.
Asked about the move by McEnany, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said she wished her predecessor well. The pair shared brief encounters while they were both were contributors at CNN.
Kayleigh McEnany
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany joins Fox News
Posted 6hhours ago
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany is returning to the media.(
AP: Evan Vucci
)
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany will join Fox News as a contributor to offer commentary on various network programs.
Key points:
- Fox and McEnany had been in discussions about the role since January
- McEnany pushed baseless claims of voter fraud after the 2020 US election
- She joined several Trump administration figures who made the move to Fox
It was reported in January that McEnany had disclosed to the US Office of Government Ethics while still in office that she would work for Fox after leaving the White House.
Fox said at the time that it had been in discussions with McEnany but had paused them.
Before working for Trump, McEnany was a commentator at CNN.
Speaking on Fox, McEnany said her biggest regret at the White House was not being able to hold a briefing outlining all the accomplishments of the Trump administration.
"But after January 6, it just was not tenable," she said.
McEnany had an often combative relationship with White House journalists.(
AP: Patrick Semansky
)
After the November election, McEnany was one of those who pushed the former president's baseless claims of voter fraud. Extremism and disinformation experts say that rhetoric helped create the conditions that led to the deadly January 6 riots in Washington DC.
At one point, major US networks, including Fox News, cut away from a White House press briefing with McEnany because of repeated unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.
"I just think we have to be very clear: she's charging the other side is welcoming fraud and welcoming illegal voting," Fox News host Neil Cavuto said at the time.
"Unless she has more details to back that up, I can't in good countenance continue showing this."
Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume.
WATCH
Duration: 42 seconds42s
Fox News cuts away from Trump's adviser over electoral fraud claims.
Speaking today, McEnany said that "everyone in the administration was horrified" by the Capitol Hill riots, led by a mob of Trump supporters, but she insisted that it did not represent the former president's backers.
Asked if she believed Trump bore any responsibility for the riot, she said, "No, I don't."
Trump was impeached by the House on a charge of incitement of insurrection over the insurrection but acquitted by the Senate.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell voted to acquit Trump, citing the fact that the former president was out of office by the time the Senate trial began, but McConnell said Trump was "practically and morally responsible for provoking" the riot.
McEnany follows other Trump White House alumni
Former White House communications director Hope Hicks also spent time at Fox after leaving the Trump administration.(
AP: J. Scott Applewhite
)
At her first press briefing in May 2020, McEnany promised to "never lie" to the assembled media, a vow US media accused her of almost immediately breaking.
While at the White House, McEnany frequently appeared on Fox News programs for interviews.
She joins a long list of former Trump administration figures to make the move to Fox News, its parent company and its affiliates.
Trump's longest-serving press secretary Sarah Sanders joined Fox as a contributor after leaving the White House but ended that agreement this year when announcing her plan to run for governor of Arkansas.
Hope Hicks served as Trump's White House communications director for two years, then worked as the chief communications officer at Fox for two years, before returning to the White House as a counsellor to the president from 2020-21.
Larry Kudlow, Donald Trump's former economic adviser, has recently launched a weekday program on the Fox Business Network.
Asked about the move by McEnany, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said she wished her predecessor well. The pair shared brief encounters while they were both were contributors at CNN.
Karma got her.
Hiding basement Biden...
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