McEnany accused Obama of golfing after journalist Daniel Pearl's murder. Pearl was murdered in Pakistan in 2002.
When Trump interrupted a phone call with a foreign leader in 2017 to flirt with a female reporter, McEnany told CNN, âThe press should be applauding the fact that he's bringing reporters into the Oval Office, calling them out and including them.â
McEnany defended Trumpâs empty lawsuit against CNN and The Washington Post, accusing the news organizations of knowingly published false information to hurt Trump.
McEnany said in March 2018 it was âexactly rightâ that welfare recipients should feel enough shame to motivate themselves off of government assistance.
In November 2008, he owed hundreds of millions of dollars on a loan from Deutsche Bank that financed the construction of the Trump International Hotel & Tower in downtown Chicago. Mr. Trump told Deutsche Bank that he considered the financial crisis to be a contract-voiding âact of God.â He sued the bank, blaming it for the crisis and for engaging in predatory lending by trying to collect on the loan, and sought $3 billion in damages.
Lawyers for Deutsche Bank pointed out in court filings that at the same time that Mr. Trump was claiming that the financial crisis left him unable to keep up with loan payments, he had been boasting to the media about how his business was swimming in cash. The litigation was settled two years later, with Mr. Trump getting extra time to repay what he owed.
"On Monday, President Trump boasted that 1 million people in the U.S. have been tested for coronavirus â weeks after he vowed to hit that number within days."
Meanwhile he still hasn't hit it.
That must really piss off his supporters, that he keeps promising without delivering: wall paid for by Mexico, repeal/replace Obamacare, tax overhaul that helps the middle class, and now this.
A series of failures, from a guy who bankrupted at least four casinos. His supporters must be outraged that he's let them down.
Oh, wait.
This just in. They still think he's a genius.
"On Monday, President Trump boasted that 1 million people in the U.S. have been tested for coronavirus â weeks after he vowed to hit that number within days."
"On Monday, President Trump boasted that 1 million people in the U.S. have been tested for coronavirus â weeks after he vowed to hit that number within days."
However, we will not be airing the briefings live due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time. (2)
Because, again, the American people must only be shown information after it's been filtered & framed by the media. Otherwise they won't know what to think.
However, we will not be airing the briefings live due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time. (2)
Because, again, the American people must only be shown information after it's been filtered & framed by the media. Otherwise they won't know what to think.
However, we will not be airing the briefings live due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time. (2)
However, we will not be airing the briefings live due to a pattern of false or misleading information provided that cannot be fact checked in real time. (2)
Except, of course, somebody did think that. A lot of somebodies, actually, and for a very long time. Almost every federal agency you can imagine has, in fact, warned about shortages â and some have offered specific and sobering estimates of need â for the better part of two decades. (...)
