Kayleigh McEnany Claim On Fox News Has Critics Wondering 'What Planet' She's Been On
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"When Trump was president, you didn't see crisis after crisis," Trump's former press secretary said.
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany confounded critics Tuesday when she claimed the nation did not see “crisis after crisis” under former President Donald Trump, who was impeached twice and oversaw the management of a devastating coronavirus pandemic that has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans. During a conversation on Fox News about President Joe Biden’s plunge in approval ratings amid the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan and a surge in COVID-19 infections driven by the delta variant of the virus, McEnany tried to rewrite history about his predecessor. “We are eight months into a Biden presidency,” she said. “Wrap your head around that. We still have three years and four months left.”
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