Press Secretary Sarah Sanders to Leave the White House
Since they no longer hold press briefings, she has no one to lie to, just negating her position. The saddest part is watching the hypocritical people that talk about freedom, but wholeheartedly support the government not informing the public. But much like talk of morality, it is yet another thing we no longer have to bother hearing complaints about from conservatives.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders is leaving the White House, President Trump tweeted on Thursday.
As press secretary, Sanders was known for frequent clashes with frustrated reporters who often struggled to get answers to questions about the president's thinking on issues ranging from presidential pardoning authority to the role of the press. She was often called upon to defend shifting and conflicting statements from Trump, and as a result, often faced questions about her own credibility.
Since they no longer hold press briefings, she has no one to lie to, just negating her position. The saddest part is watching the hypocritical people that talk about freedom, but wholeheartedly support the government not informing the public. But much like talk of morality, it is yet another thing we no longer have to bother hearing complaints about from conservatives.
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