US EditionIt Really Sucks To Be Elise Stefanik Right Now
- Elise Stefanik scrambled to convince President Donald Trump to reverse his decision on withdrawing her nomination as U.N. Ambassador, after she was under pressure due to narrow Republican control in the House of Representatives.
- Trump withdrew Stefanik's nomination, stating that she will remain in Congress to support his agenda, emphasizing the need to maintain every Republican seat.
- Sources indicated that Stefanik was upset by the withdrawal decision and tried to reverse it before Trump's announcement on Truth Social.
- Concerns arose over the ongoing special elections and the poor polling of Republican nominee Randy Fine in Florida's 6th District, which added to Trump's decision.
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It Really Sucks To Be Elise Stefanik Right Now
You have to figure Elise Stefanik has been getting pretty antsy lately. She announced way back on November 10 - so long ago that DOGE was just an evil glimmer in Elon Musk's eyes - that Donald Trump had offered her the Cabinet-level position of U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
Rep. Elise Stefanik Feels 'Crushed' That Trump Rescinded Administration Job -- Begged for Him to Change His Mind
In the latest episode of “Political Musical Chairs,” Representative Elise Stefanik found herself in a whirlwind of nominations, withdrawals, and a dash of political drama. Let’s dive into this rollercoaster ride. So, picture this: Stefanik, a Republican from New York’s 21st congressional district, gets tapped by Donald Trump for the prestigious role of U.S. Ambassador […]
Elise Stefanik Cancels The Drapes
Ha-ha.Okay, fine, cancel the fucking drapes!Cancel all the furniture, too. The custom-built teakwood desk. The executive chair. The plush deep-pile carpeting. Cancel the fucking Telluride couches and the fucking Herman Miller coffee table and the fucking tasteful Waterford crystal vase I was going to fill with flowers and place on the fucking Maitland Smith end piece in a way that said classy and warm and inviting, but not too inviting because I…
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