Steve Thomma, the veteran White House reporter and current executive director of the White House Correspondents’ Association, pointed out on Sunday evening that President Barack Obama’s White House actually started the trend of creating “real news” videos to go around
Kayleigh McEnany, an ardent supporter of President Donald Trump who was previously a CNN contributor, has left the network to join the Republican National Committee, the RNC is announcing on Monday afternoon. The move is yet another sign the GOP has become the party of President Trump, officially.
CNN political commentators Kayleigh McEnany and Sally Kohn got heated exchange while discussing a new tweet from President Donald Trump that shows him wrestling a CNN logo. McEnany said, “Look, it wasn’t advisable. I wouldn’t have advised him to send
Kayleigh McEnany, a pro-Trump surrogate on CNN, apologized Wednesday for her gaffe on the network a day before–but not before anti-President Trump forces in and out of the media got their kicks in and Ann Coulter came to her defense.
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett criticized CNN for who the puts on to offer a pro-Trump perspective during the network’s panel discussions. Lovett praised host Brian Stelter for going after Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity
U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was a guest at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) Thursday, stating that she is working to “find common ground” with the teachers’ unions that were vocal opponents of her nomination and confirmation.
Wednesday on CNN’s “AC 360,” network commentators Van Jones and Kayleigh McEnany got into a heated back and forth a day after Donald Trump won the election. As protests were unfolding live, Jones attempted to diagnose the emotional state of
Wednesday night after the third and final presidential debate, a CNN panel got into a heated exchange over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump saying “bad hombres” during the debate. Trump said, “We’re going to get them out, we’re going to secure
Tuesday on “CNN Tonight,” CNN political analyst Ana Navarro and former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, also a CNN contributor, squared off over Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump. Lewandowski insisted Trump was responsible for employing more people at a single
Friday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol, who is a self-described member of the “Never Trump” movement, went after Trump supporter Kayleigh McEnany, asking, “Do you really feel proud to support Donald Trump?” When asked about Republican
Thursday on “CNN Tonight,” host Don Lemon and network political commentator Kayleigh McEnany, a supporter presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, got into heated back-and-forth debate about the media’s focus on the gun issue aspects of last week’s terrorist mass
Joe Concha writes at Mediaite about Dana Loesch of Glenn Beck’s TheBlaze lashing out at Trump supporter and CNN contributor Kayleigh McEnany.
Radio host Dana Loesch is not backing down after a monologue criticizing “flat-chested” Trump supporter and CNN analyst Kayleigh McEnany resulted in backlash from conservatives.
Anti-Trump radio host Dana Loesch, of Glenn Beck’s The Blaze, personally attacked Donald Trump supporter and CNN commentator Kayleigh McEnany, calling her “flat-chested.” McEnany had a preventative mastectomy due to being BRCA1 positive.
Thursday on CNN’s “Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin,” while discussing Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump’s complaints about the Colorado caucus system, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) supporter and conservative radio host Steve Deace lost his patience with Donald Trump supporter, CNN’s Kayleigh McEnany.
