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Trump Comments on Karoline Leavitt’s Speaking Style During Recent Remarks
President Trump made a remark about Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's lips during a press gaggle, continuing his pattern of commenting on women’s appearances in his administration.
- On Monday aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump asked reporters how Karoline Leavitt was performing, then said, `That face and those lips, they move like a machine gun.`
- Returning from a Middle East summit in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, President Donald Trump traveled on Air Force One after visits to Israel and Egypt that included a peace deal and release of 20 hostages.
- Karoline Leavitt previously clashed with CNN when she cited US Code 12406 to justify federal troop calls amid more than 100 nights of unrest in Portland, Oregon.
- Social media users reacted, with many calling the comment `gross`, generating widespread online condemnation, and observers noted it echoed President Donald Trump's August remark about Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary.
- Critics argued the remark was `strangely sexual` and inappropriate given 28-year-old Leavitt is the White House's youngest press secretary.
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Donald Trump is again irritating with comments about his press spokesperson Karoline Leavitt. Instead of politics, statements about the appearance and appearance of the 28-year-olds dominate the headlines this time again.
Trump Grosses Out The Internet With His Latest Fawning Praise For Karoline Leavitt
President Donald Trump has people cringing after he heaped fawning praise on White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's "face" and "lips" in remarks to reporters aboard Air Force One on Monday.Trump and reporters were traveling back to the U.S. from the Middle East, where Trump celebrated his brokered peace deal in Gaza, which resulted in the return of Israeli hostages who'd been held by Hamas for two years.At one point, members of the press…
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