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Hampton Dellinger, the head of the Office of Special Counsel, was appointed by former President Joe Biden The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday paused the Trump administration's efforts to dismiss the head of an independent agency charged with investigating whistleblower claims as the president seeks to remake the federal government.

The Sean Spicer Show In the spring of 2010 Rod Blagojevich was on President Trump's show Celebrity Apprentice, where he first became acquainted with President Trump. Later that summer, on August 17th 2010 Blagojevich was charged with corruption in relation to his Illinois Senate seat. He was impeached from the Illinois General Assembly and removed from office by the Illinois Senate. After a mistrial due to a hung jury, Blagojevich was retried and found guilty of 17 charges and sentenced to 14 years in prison on July 27th, 2011. At a time when the world was against him, it was...

This story is absolutely hilarious. We first heard about this back in December, but there were not as many details. Now, Sean Spicer has shared the entire saga with Glenn Beck. In a nutshell, back in the fall of 2021, Spicer was serving on a couple of different boards. His term was set to end in November, but Biden fired him and some other conservatives in September, seemingly just to be a petty jerk. Spicer then sued the Biden administration, for the sole purpose of losing and having a court of law affirm that Biden could fire whoever he wanted....

Early in his term, President Biden made history: He fired, en masse, his predecessor’s appointees to presidential boards and commissions before their terms ended. On Monday, when President Trump is sworn in for his second term, he should not hesitate to follow the precedent that Biden established. Like every president before him, Trump appointed thousands of people to boards and commissions during his first term. These generally nonpartisan groups advise the president on our military academies, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, public television and radio, national cemeteries and more. I was fortunate to be one of those people...

Can President-elect Donald Trump shake up the federal government by firing whoever he wishes on day one of his new administration? Former Trump White House press secretary Sean Spicer says yes -- and the president-elect can thank Joe Biden firing him for that. If you can remember back to 2021 -- I know it's difficult, especially if you're Joe Biden -- Spicer was fired along with two other Trump allies who had been appointed to the visitor boards at the Navy, the Air Force and Army academies. (Kellyanne Conway and Russ Vought were the other two, as the Washington Examiner...

Donald Trump's former Press Secretary Sean Spicer is on a shortlist to become U.S. Navy secretary, DailyMail.com has learned. Spicer, 53, who now hosts his own online politics show, was the public face of Trump's first White House for six months in 2017. But he was also a Navy reservist, rising to the rank of commander.

Mark Halperin used to be a top political journalist at ABC, MSNBC, and Bloomberg News. Now his "Morning Meetings" and 2Ways on Zoom and YouTube are the best source I've discovered for intelligent, well-sourced, fair takes on the election. [snip] The YouTube of his post-debate 2Way is available here. Excerpts of Halperin's comments: "Without a doubt, a total mismatch [in favor of Vance.]" Abortion and J6 are tough issues for Republicans, but Vance "handled them as well as I've heard any Republican handle them." "[Vance] was obviously extremely well prepared, but didn't seem rehearsed." Walz' answer about lying about being...

Sean Spicer predicts current Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will be the 2024 Democratic nominee for President - Via Newsmax's 'Dick Morris Democracy.'

<p>Spicer, 49, lead host of ”Spicer & Co.” weeknights at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. EST on Newsmax TV and Trump’s first press secretary, made his comments Thursday on Sirius’ ”The Dan Abrams Show” after guest host Brian Ross asked if Spicer believed the ”notion” of ”widespread fraud.”</p>

NewsMax just reported a huge vote dump for Biden from DeKalb County. They've moved Georgia to likely Biden. They say the President now must win PA, MI, WS. Stacy Abrams said I'll deliver Georgia. Looks like she did.

Steve Scully got a clear vote of confidence last Friday, from a host of popular Republicans the morning after a tweet from his Twitter account sparked an outcry in the political media. Fox News Host Chris Wallace, Fox News analyst Karl Rove, former Trump White House press secretary Sean Spicer, former chairman of the RNC Frank Fahrenkopf, came to Steve Scully's defense. These comments did not age well, after Steve Scully admitted to lying. See their comments....

The presidential campaign of former Vice President Joe Biden has canceled a fundraiser with Andrew Weissmann, a former top prosecutor with Robert Mueller’s special counsel team that investigated Russia's interference in the 2016 election, according to The Wall Street Journal. The “fireside chat” with Weissmann was scheduled for June 2 and was slated to be moderated by Anne Milgram, the former New Jersey attorney general. The announcement of the event led some Republicans to say it was evidence of Weissmann’s political bias during the Russia investigation. "As if we didn’t already know, Andrew Weissmann’s politics are officially unmasked," former Trump...

Political activist duo Diamond and Silk comment exclusively on former Vice President Joe Biden's appearance on talk show 'The Breakfast Club,' where he suggested that voters who do not vote for him 'ain't black.' - with Newsmax TV's Sean Spicer

Friday’s press briefing with President Trump and his COVID-19 Taskforce was not only informative, but it was also downright entertaining. There was even a surprise guest, at least a surprise to the viewers. One moment that set the online universe on fire was when Peter Alexander of NBC made the mistake of accusing President Trump of lying to the public about the seriousness of the pandemic. He later tried to explain that he was tossing Trump a softball question, hoping the president would take the pitch and hit it out of the park by reassuring everyone that this crisis...

After a season of controversy, former White House press secretary Sean Spicer was eliminated from "Dancing With the Stars" on Monday. The 48-year-old political aide latest dance with partner Jenna Johnson, set to Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Bills," earned him only 26 out of 40 possible points from the judges.

President Donald Trump believes voter fraud occurred in the November election "based on studies and evidence that people have presented to him," White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Tuesday. "The president does believe that," Spicer told reporters in response to a question at the daily White House briefing. "I think he has stated his concerns of voter fraud and people voting illegally during the campaign based on studies and evidence people have presented to him.

Sean Spicer is cruising through “Dancing with the Stars” on two left feet. He’s certainly not surviving on the merits of his dancing, and I’m not sure it’s his natural charm, either. So what’s the deal with Spicey’s surge?It’s Trump, of course. For one thing, the president of the United States has been using his leader-of-the-free-world sized platform to get out the vote. That helps. But it’s also the affiliation. For many, a vote for Spicer is a vote for Trump, and sometimes a vote for Trump is a vote against the haters.Who, exactly, are the haters? The show’s...

I did something Monday night that I’m not proud of. It was something I’d never done before, a fact I was quite happy with until then, but it’s something I’ll likely do again…maybe even in front of my children. I watched “Dancing With The Stars.” It’s a truly awful show, and millions of Americans love it.I didn’t watch it for the female dancers, I didn’t watch it to mock the horrible clothes, and I didn’t watch it for the “stars,” either. Truth be told, for most of the couples I didn’t know which one was the supposed celebrity and which...

Despite receiving the lowest judges scores week after week on Dancing With the Stars, Sean Spicer has avoided elimination thanks to his popularity with voters, who have helped him avoid the bottom two. During the Nov. 4, episode, Ally Brooke, who scored a perfect 30, and Kate Flannery, who scored a 24, were the two stars in danger of going home, and the judges chose to eliminate Kate. However, they did not hide their frustrated reactions to Sean not being in the bottom two again, and dished more about it after the show.

America has voted. And the winner is … Donald Trump. I’m not referring to the 2020 presidential election (not yet), but to the 28th and weirdest, wackiest season of the popular ABC-TV reality contest, “Dancing With the Stars.’’ On Monday night, former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, a man bearing two left feet, a prodigious belly and a slew of insane outfits, stumbled his way into surviving Week 8. He goofily edged ever closer to the winner’s circle, despite the judges’ fervent efforts to boogie him into disgrace.