Republican consultant, Liz Mair, called the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, a “loudmouthed dick” on live TV. Mair is a communications expert, political consultant, and blogger. During the 2008 election, she served as the Online Communications Director for the Republican National Committee.
She was born and raised in Seattle and she lived in the United Kingdom for ten years. She earned an MA in International Relations from the University of St. Andrews.
Anderson Cooper asked her:
“Have you lost any hope that the GOP can rein Trump in to be more traditional or at least more disciplined?”
She replied with:
“I lost all hope of that probably seven, eight months ago. Quite candidly, it’s amazing to me that anybody is still having a discussion about having some sort of an intervention or bringing him back on message.”
She continued:
“This is his message. His message is being a loudmouthed dick, basically, and going out there and offending people and then engaging in an airing of grievances.”
When she said it, Anderson Cooper just pretended he didn’t hear it, and he continued with the interview as if nothing had happened.
Afterwards, she tweeted:
Yes, I just said "dick" live on @CNN. #sorrynotsorry
— Liz Mair (@LizMair) August 4, 2016
Mair used to be on the Scott Walker campaign, but she resigned after just one day on the job. She will likely not be able to be on another talk show after this.
Twitter seems to approve of her remarks. One user said:
Hilarious! Fed up w/ the a**hole, GOP strategist Liz Mair calls Trump ‘a loudmouthed d*ck’ during live CNN interview https://t.co/569f5pGCvf
— Bill Madden (@activist360) August 4, 2016
Another user said:
https://twitter.com/NekoProductions/status/761089384640679936
This is not the first time Mair has been involved in a Twitter feud. Ann Coulter criticized the Khan family after they were on CNN, and she spelled the host’s name wrong:
You know what this convention really needed? An angry Muslim with a thick accent like Fareed Zacaria.
— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) July 29, 2016
Mair fired back and said:
You know what this tweet really needed? Spellcheck. https://t.co/afQRxFISj7
— Liz Mair (@LizMair) July 29, 2016
Here is the priceless clip of the CNN interview with Anderson Cooper:
Featured image via YouTube screengrab.
