Twitter Users Throw The Book At Kayleigh McEnany Over White House Memoir
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People had questions about the Trump White House press secretary's upcoming book, such as whether it would land in the fiction section.
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany is releasing a book about her time working in Donald Trump’s administration. And critics on Twitter suggested it could be a short read if fact-checkers are involved in its publication, given how pushing the ex-president’s falsehoods was a cornerstone of McEnany’s tenure — despite her promise to never lie. McEnany, who is now a co-host of Fox News’ “Outnumbered,” announced details about her book — titled “For Such A Time As This: My Faith Journey Through The White House And Beyond” — on social media Tuesday.
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