Sarah Huckabee Sanders Thinks She Has A Bright Future In Politics

The New York Times did a terrible job this week in a write up on Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Rather than reminding the public about her constant lying on behalf of the President, they instead gave her a glowing review and talked up her future in American politics. Sanders is considering a run for governor of Arkansas in a few years, and this kind of media coverage is EXACTLY what she needs to rehab her image. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Earlier this week, the New York times put forward one of the biggest fluff pieces imaginable on former white house press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Nowhere in this six page puff piece that they wrote, did they mention that she was a habitual liar, but instead the media did what they always do and they did the best they could to rehab her image and paint her almost as a victim when in fact she was one of the biggest villains of the entire Trump administration. The point of the piece, essentially, aside from rehabbing her image, is to gear her up and gear the public up for her probable run for governor of Arkansas in 2023 when current governor EISA Hutchinson's tenure is up, Sarah Huckabee Sanders had hinted at this in the past. She hints at a even more in this piece. In fact, here's what she said exactly about running for governor said, there are two types of people who run for office, people that are called and people that just want to be a Senator or governor. I feel like I've been called. It's the role I've been pushed into. I wouldn't want to do that if I wasn't the right person to fit what the state needed at that time. And it goes on to talk about how the reporter who wrote this story sat down and had some breakfast tacos with Sarah Huckabee Sanders. You know, because we're all human, we're all friends. It doesn't matter that she destroyed the white house press office. It doesn't matter that she got up there every day when she was holding those press briefings in, lied to our faces, attacks CNNs, Jim Acosta, to the point where they pulled his white house press credentials. It doesn't matter that she had to admit to investigators that she made the whole thing up about Comey being hated by everybody in the FBI. I mean under oath. She admits that she lied, but to us, the general public, the people who were paying her salary, nah, she'll lie to us all day long. She'll yell at media outlets and call them fake news. She'll allow actual fake news to come in and ask questions. She was horrible and she is a liar. Here's the saddest part of it though. She absolutely will win that governor's race in Arkansas. If she runs, she 100% will win it. Her father, who was governor from 96 to 2007 still treated like royalty down there and that's essentially what they look at her as if he was the King. She is the princess. She is next in line for that throne and it's going to happen and that's sad and part of the reason it's going to happen is because you have outlets like the New York times rehabbing her image for her, trying to make us forget about all the time she lied to us, make us forget about all the time. She lied to the New York times and called them fake news. Oh, that's water under the bridge. We'll send our reporters down there, have some breakfast tacos and get this wonderful article. She then goes on to paint herself as the victim. Here's what she said. I was attacked for everything, not just my performance. I was called a fat soccer mom. My kids were threatened, my life was threatened. It was a lot. I hate harping on it, but to be in the position I'm in and to have secret service, that's not normal. I don't like being called a liar. The other stuff bothered me far less. You just said your kids were threatened and then you go on to say that that bothers you less than being called a liar. So if you had the choice, according to your own words here in this article, which New York times

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