Katrina Pierson, the lying, whiny jerkweed who serves as national spokesperson for the Donald Trump campaign may finally have overstayed her welcome.
Earlier this morning on CNN, national co-chair of the Trump presidential campaign, Sam Clovis, seemed to suggest that Pierson had been reprimanded or even fired for her comments in which she attempted to blame President Obama for the death of Army Captain Humayun Khan, who died in 2004 while serving his country in Iraq. Pierson made her remarks just yesterday on CNN, yet Clovis pretended he had not seen the video:
“I didn’t see that. I have no way to comment on that.”
That led CNN host Alisyn Camerota to ask Clovis:
“You’re all part of — allegedly — a concerted campaign effort. Are facts important to your campaign?”
Clovis replied:
“Well, facts are important to me and I think that, you know, I do my own research. And honestly I have no idea. I’m not throwing Katrina under the bus, but I have no idea. I didn’t hear the report. I didn’t see the report. I have no idea where she got her information.”
Once more Camerota queried Clovis for more information:
“But when something like that happens and there’s erroneous facts put out by the campaign, then what happens inside the campaign the next day?”
Clovis:
“Well, I think we’re fixing it. I guarantee that won’t happen again with her. That’s for sure. And it won’t likely happen with anybody else. Because when you do go out, you have a responsibility — and again, I think as a person who spends a lot of time on your show, I think it’s important to come on here and have accurate information and present our case in the best possible way we can.
“And I think facts always help you, the truth always helps you. And I think that’s where we always ought to be.”
Since when have facts or truth mattered to Donald Trump, who is clearly a pathological liar? Try never.
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