Breaking: Hope Hicks to resign White House position? (lawyer, independent, party)

[Blondy]

Originally Posted by zach_33

Totally missed that one in the news. Pity. Okay maybe that Wynn guy.

Well like I said, she's not really a conservative so if we end up seeing her on the news which isn't outside the realm of possibility, I'm guessing it will be CNN.

But, I predict for now her father will help her obtain a low key but well paid PR type job with some sort of liberal organization.

[hellopity]

Originally Posted by zach_33

That's what I was thinking. Somebody like Roger Ailes would be very happy to have her (an ex-Trump WH senior staffer, oh boy!) on his staff - no pun intended. Him or someone like him would be happy to get her a salary in the mid six-figures (and performance bonuses to match) based on her looks and her connections alone.

She’ll definitely need a pity position after flushing her professional reputation down the toilet. But nothing will ever remove the stench that will linger on her resumé for the rest of her professional career. Hope Hicks should learn from recent history...just take a good look at Alberto Gonzales and Monica Goodling.

[RosieSD]

Originally Posted by hellopity

She’ll definitely need a pity position after flushing her professional reputation down the toilet. But nothing will ever remove the stench that will linger on her resumé for the rest of her professional career. Hope Hicks should learn from recent history...just take a good look at Alberto Gonzales and Monica Goodling.

Or Monica Lewinsky.

[BugsyPal]

Originally Posted by RosieSD

From Fox News, the complete updated list of "retired" Trump WH officials:

Former Trump administration officials, from Comey to McCabe | Fox News

Even Fox sounds a bit stunned by how many have left:

"A growing number of people have left the Trump administration in just over a year – a group that includes former press secretary Sean Spicer, FBI director James Comey and chief strategist Steve Bannon."

What is more disturbing is that well over a year into this administration the employment situation is still very unstable.


Like a housewife that cannot hold domestic staff at some point one begins to wonder about the caliber of those being hired, that of the employer or is it a bit of both. In any event such continued chaos and disorganization regarding staffing normally points to deeper issues.

[Donna-501]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

You're talking about Hillary, aren't you?
And Obama, come to think of it
And EVERY CAREER POLITICIAN.

Hope Hicks acknowledged that she sometimes was required to tell white lies in service of President Donald Trump.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/28/polit...ing/index.html

[Donna-501]

Originally Posted by craigiri

White Lies are gonna take the Orange One down...along with a lot of people.

I guess they used "alternative facts" so much they are now onto "little white lies".

[BugsyPal]

Originally Posted by Donna-501

Hope Hicks acknowledged that she sometimes was required to tell white lies in service of President Donald Trump.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/28/polit...ing/index.html

People have been given 1-5 or more for telling such "white lies".


To wit I present the sad case of Scooter Libby: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scooter_Libby

[BugsyPal]

Originally Posted by hellopity

She’ll definitely need a pity position after flushing her professional reputation down the toilet. But nothing will ever remove the stench that will linger on her resumé for the rest of her professional career. Hope Hicks should learn from recent history...just take a good look at Alberto Gonzales and Monica Goodling.

No one is going to touch Miss Hicks until or unless she is given a clean bill of health from Mr. Mueller.


If there is even a remote possibility of further legal or worse, criminal entanglements not even the HuffingtonPost will over the woman a job.

[biggunsmallbrains]

Originally Posted by BugsyPal

What is more disturbing is that well over a year into this administration the employment situation is still very unstable.


Like a housewife that cannot hold domestic staff at some point one begins to wonder about the caliber of those being hired, that of the employer or is it a bit of both. In any event such continued chaos and disorganization regarding staffing normally points to deeper issues.

Sh*t typically rolls down hill.

[BugsyPal]

Originally Posted by hellopity

She’ll definitely need a pity position after flushing her professional reputation down the toilet. But nothing will ever remove the stench that will linger on her resumé for the rest of her professional career. Hope Hicks should learn from recent history...just take a good look at Alberto Gonzales and Monica Goodling.

Miss Hicks could write a book about her time with DT and it likely would generate enough income/interest to tide her over.


Of course that would be seen as disloyal by His Orangeness and the Trump family, so much would depend upon how deep Hope Hicks wants to remain in the good graces of that man and family.