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[h=1]BREAKING NEWS: Trump's communication director Hope Hicks RESIGNS a day after testifying for hours in Russia probe[/h]
- The 29-year-old former model was Trump's right-hand woman first at his company, then on the campaign trail and in the West Wing
- Hicks, the president's communications director, will leave soon but there is no fixed timeline
- She spent nine hours testifying Tuesday to the House Intelligence Committee but the White House says her decision was unrelated
- President calls her 'as smart and thoughtful as they come' and Chief of Staff John Kelly says she is 'wise beyond her years'
[h=2]BREAKING NEWS: Trump's communication director Hope Hicks RESIGNS a day after testifying for hours in Russia probe [/h]
NEW Hicks, 29, was one of the president's longest-serving advisers, accompanying him on the road throughout the grueling campaign and then moving to a desk just feet from the Oval Office. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that there was 'not a definitive timeline' for her departure. Asked if her resignation had anything to do with her marathon testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, Sanders replied: 'Nothing at all whatsoever.'
NEW Hicks, 29, was one of the president's longest-serving advisers, accompanying him on the road throughout the grueling campaign and then moving to a desk just feet from the Oval Office. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that there was 'not a definitive timeline' for her departure. Asked if her resignation had anything to do with her marathon testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, Sanders replied: 'Nothing at all whatsoever.'
ROTFLMAO!!!!!
A RARE foray into a thread started by Sick Brit Twit, but, you've already given the news: funny how "Washington's most powerful person (after Trump)" abruptly quits, right after her hilarious "White Lies" comment. What in the WORLD would've possessed her to give up all that power, I wonder?:think2::hahahahahpopcorn-eatinggifShush()* Theories, Rx-ers?
A RARE foray into a thread started by Sick Brit Twit, but, you've already given the news: funny how "Washington's most powerful person (after Trump)" abruptly quits, right after her hilarious "White Lies" comment. What in the WORLD would've possessed her to give up all that power, I wonder?:think2::hahahahahpopcorn-eatinggifShush()* Theories, Rx-ers?
[h=2]The final straw? Hope Hicks resigned hours after 'Trump berated her and asked her how she could be so stupid' for admitting she told 'white lies' for the president during Russia probe testimony[/h]
President Donald Trump reportedly 'berated' White House communications director Hope Hicks after admitting she told 'white lies' for the president during her testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. Hicks, 29, was one of the president's longest-serving advisers, accompanying him on the road throughout the grueling campaign and then moving to a desk just feet from the Oval Office. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that there was 'not a definitive timeline' for her departure. Asked if her resignation had anything to do with her marathon testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, Sanders replied: 'Nothing at all whatsoever.' A veritable army of one in the campaign's early days, Hicks did everything from coordinating advance staffers and taking notes for Trump's speeches to helping him tape down the short end of his neckties and steaming his suits – while he was wearing them. But a laughing Trump told a Christmastime rally in 2016 that she knew 'absolutely nothing' about politics when he moved her from Trump Tower into his unlikely presidential quest.
