Live Breaking News & Updates on House press secretary kayleigh mcenany

Stay informed with the latest breaking news from House press secretary kayleigh mcenany on our comprehensive webpage. Get up-to-the-minute updates on local events, politics, business, entertainment, and more. Our dedicated team of journalists delivers timely and reliable news, ensuring you're always in the know. Discover firsthand accounts, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews, all in one convenient destination. Don't miss a beat — visit our webpage for real-time breaking news in House press secretary kayleigh mcenany and stay connected to the pulse of your community

Key former Trump White House staffers struggle to find work: report

Loading the player...
It’s typical for a new presidential administration to clean house and bring in fresh staff to fill top jobs in the executive branch.
When the old White House regime leaves, former staffers are usually swift to find new jobs and positions, whether in the political or corporate arenas. However, some former Trump administration workers are not finding new work so easily.
The
New York Times reports that some former White House staffers, who stayed under the employment of former President
Donald Trump up to the end of his only term, are slow to gain employment elsewhere.

New-york , United-states , Washington , White-house , District-of-columbia , Miles-taylor , Donald-trump , Alex-wong-getty , Kayleigh-mcenany , Sarah-matthews , Department-of-homeland-security , New-york-times

Please Let 2021 Be the Year Republicans Are Banned From Quoting MLK

By Vivian KaneJan 18th, 2021, 3:15 pm
Last week during the House of Representatives’ hearing on the second impeachment of Donald Trump, Republican Rep. Nancy Mace engaged in a longtime favorite conservative pastime that is beyond time to put a stop to: twisting Martin Luther King Jr.’s words to fit a Republican agenda.
“Today I’m asking my colleagues to remember the words of the legendary, the great leader in this country, Dr. Martin Luther King, who once said, ‘The time is always right to do what is right,'” Mace said from the House floor.
First of all, her use of that specific quote makes no sense in this context, since Mace is arguing that while she thinks Trump might have committed impeachable offenses, she also thinks House Democrats are rushing the impeachment process. Which is weird, because if impeaching Trump is the right thing to do, then shouldn’t the time be right (or ripe, as King is quoted as having actually said) to do it?

Georgia , United-states , Pennsylvania , United-kingdom , Michigan , Americans , British , Nancy-mace , Martin-luther-king-jr , Donald-trump , Bernice-king , Martin-luther-king

Harvard Campaign Seeks to 'Revoke Degrees' of Trump Officials and Trump Allies

By Michael W. Chapman
| January 15, 2021 | 11:17am EST
(Getty Images)
Graduate students and alumni of the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) have launched a campaign and petition to revoke the degrees earned by Harvard alumni who worked in the Trump administration and Harvard grads in Congress who support the president.
"Harvard must revoke the degrees of alumni whose incendiary language and subversion of democratic processes -- rooted in a history of white supremacist voter suppression -- incited the violent insurrection on January 6," reads the petition, which is headlined "Revoke Their Degrees."
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who earned his law degree at Harvard University. (Getty Images)

China , Germany , Russia , Soviet , Ted-cruzr-texas , Don-lemon , Diego-garcia-blum , Ryand-enos , Ryan-enos , Kayleigh-mcenany , Institute-of-politics , Republican-party

Where it all went wrong for Trump

Where it all went wrong for Trump
Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib
January 17, 2021 20:09
Donald Trump listens to applause after signing an executive order on police reform at the White House in Washington, US. (File/Reuters)
Short Url
https://arab.news/cdszg
For the first time in US history, a president has been impeached twice. Meanwhile, four years of Donald Trump has resulted in the Republicans losing both the House and the Senate, as well as states that are traditionally ruby red like Georgia. So what went wrong?
At one point in time, most people expected Trump to win a second term as president. Following the 2019 closure of the Russia probe led by Robert Mueller, which Trump described as a vindication, it was widely thought that Trump could garner people’s sympathy by claiming he was the target of an unlawful witch-hunt. Added to that, the economy was growing and jobs were being created, although that was at the expense of a growing budget deficit and public debt. However, the average Joe was able to get a job and CEOs and shareholders were happy with their increasing profits due to Trump’s tax cuts. Then came the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and everything went downhill from there.

Arizona , United-states , Georgia , Israel , Iran , Washington , White-house , District-of-columbia , Russia , Bahrain , Americans , American

Harvard Campaign Seeks to 'Revoke Degrees' of Trump Officials and Trump Allies

By Michael W. Chapman
| January 15, 2021 | 11:17am EST
(Getty Images)
Graduate students and alumni of the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) have launched a campaign and petition to revoke the degrees earned by Harvard alumni who worked in the Trump administration and Harvard grads in Congress who support the president.
"Harvard must revoke the degrees of alumni whose incendiary language and subversion of democratic processes -- rooted in a history of white supremacist voter suppression -- incited the violent insurrection on January 6," reads the petition, which is headlined "Revoke Their Degrees."
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who earned his law degree at Harvard University. (Getty Images)

China , Germany , Russia , Soviet , Ted-cruzr-texas , Don-lemon , Diego-garcia-blum , Ryand-enos , Ryan-enos , Kayleigh-mcenany , Institute-of-politics , Republican-party

Forbes to Companies: Don't Hire Ex-Trump Press Secretaries, Communications People

By Michael W. Chapman
| January 13, 2021 | 2:29pm EST
Forbes Magazine editor Randall Lane attends the 2019 Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit at Detroit Masonic Temple on October 27, 2019 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Taylor Hill/Getty Images)
Forbes Editor and Chief Content Officer Randall Lane called on companies to not hire any of the former press secretaries of the Trump White House (and presumably
any ex-Trump communications personnel) because they are "chronic liars" and must not be allowed to "cash in on their dishonesty."
"Trump’s liars don’t merit that same golden parachute," said Lane in his Jan. 7 article, which is entitled,
A Truth Reckoning: Why We're Holding Those Who Lied for Trump Accountable.

United-states , Russia , Michigan , Washington , White-house , District-of-columbia , Russians , America , American , Kelsey-bolar , Jay-carney , Ari-fleischer

Pence affirms Biden as winner, formalizing electoral count after day of riots at Capitol; Trump prepares for exit

Pence affirms Biden as winner, formalizing electoral count after day of riots at Capitol; Trump prepares for exit
Ledyard King, Maureen Groppe, Nicholas Wu, Bart Jansen, Courtney Subramanian and Joey Garrison, USA TODAY
Watch as Congress certifies Joe Biden's presidential victory
Replay Video
UP NEXT
Pence officially declared Biden the winner at 3:41 a.m. EST. Not long after, Trump released a statement through a White House social media account, acknowledging Biden's win, a first. "Even though I totally disagree with the outcome of the election, and the facts bear me out, nevertheless there will be an orderly transition on January 20th,” Trump's statement said.

United-states , Arizona , Pennsylvania , Georgia , Texas , Capitol-grounds , District-of-columbia , Louisiana , Alabama , Nevada , Delaware , California

Biden criticizes pace of vaccine rollout, vows to accelerate

WILMINGTON, Del. — President-elect Joe Biden criticized the Trump administration Tuesday for the pace of distributing COVID-19 vaccines and predicted that "things will get worse before they get . . .

Delaware , United-states , Americans , American , Donald-trump , Joe-biden , Kamala-harris , Kayleigh-mcenany , Centers-for-disease , White-house , President-elect-joe-biden , Operation-warp-speed

Trump Spokeswoman Says President Emphatically Condemns Riot at Capitol

Trump Spokeswoman Says President Emphatically Condemns Riot at Capitol

Washington , District-of-columbia , United-states , American , Michael-sherwin , Dan-scavino , Joe-biden , Kayleigh-mcenany , White-house , Twitter , Joe-biden-electoral-college , President-donald-trump

President Donald Trump blasts 'heinous' attack on the Capitol

Donald Trump is slammed for saying HE called in the National Guard to quell DC riots when it was Mike Pence as president returns to Twitter with video admitting he will leave White House
President Donald Trump released a short video Thursday night where he blasted the 'heinous' attack and called for national 'healing' – and called for an 'orderly' and 'seamless' transition to a new administration
'Now, Congress has certified the results, and new administration will be inaugurated on January 20. My focus now turns to ensuring a smooth orderly and seamless transition of power,' he said
The president also claimed he 'immediately called up the National Guard', despite media reporting it was Mike Pence who took control and ordered the forces

United-states , Louisiana , Alabama , Nevada , Chad , United-kingdom , Hong-kong , Alaska , Allegheny-county , Pennsylvania , China , California