Loomer lobbies to replace Zacharia: ‘Hear me out’
Laura Loomer said she would be an "amazing" press secretary and mocked the role’s recent turnover after Katie Zacharia was fired in four days.
- Laura Loomer proposed herself as a candidate for White House press secretary after Katie Zacharia left the position, posting on X that she would be an effective spokesperson for President Donald Trump and would bring evidence to support the administration’s positions during briefings.
- Loomer made her pitch shortly after Zacharia’s departure on October 16, following a tenure of less than a week that drew scrutiny over her first press briefing and questions about her professional background.
- Despite expressing interest in the position, Loomer defended Zacharia against criticism, describing the negative reactions to her performance as excessive and saying Zacharia had intended to serve the president.
- The White House had not announced a replacement when Loomer made her proposal, and Trump indicated he was not in a hurry to fill the vacancy, leaving the next appointment unresolved.
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Loomer Pitches Herself To Be WH Press Secretary
Mediaite reports: Laura Loomer is pitching herself to succeed embattled outgoing White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia — who was abruptly fired Friday after a measly four days on the job. “Hear me out: Press Secretary Laura Loomer,” she wrote on X just hours after news broke that Zacharia, 41, was already out after her … The post Loomer Pitches Herself To Be WH Press Secretary appeared first on Joe.My.God..
Laura Loomer Suggests She Replace Fired Katie Zacharia as Press Secretary, Makes Racist Appeal for Blonde Wig to Joy Reid, Angie Nixon
Laura Loomer wants to be press secretary to Donald Trump. “Hear me out,” she wrote on Twitter, and donned a blonde wig. (All the previous job holders were blonde, dyed or otherwise.) She adds: “I would be an amazing Press Secretary. I’d show President Trump all the receipts. I would bring my binder full of […]
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