Unhinged Cher Came Out Of Nowhere To Tell Sarah Sanders What To Do – Should Have Kept
Her Trap Shut
Now, this is rich.
What has to be one of the most overrated performers of the 20th century has now come out of her
cave to critique Sarah Huckabee Sander's fashion sense.
Last week the singer took to Twitter to disrespect our Press Secretary's style and actually
went as far as to shame her for her everyday wear.
Cher's disrespectful tweet read, "Would someone please tell Sarah Huckabee Sanders
to stop dressing like a sister wife."
The washed up "singer" went even further by illustrating her tweet with an image of
two women in stereotypical clothing.
In the photo, the women also sport braids, plain lace-up shoes and high-neck dresses
with long sleeves and puffy shoulders and not an ounce of makeup.
Now they have always said he who lives in glass houses should not cast the first stone.
Let's take a look at Cher's past.
Maybe now in her ripe old age, she has outgrown her fascination with wearing clothes that
only a stripper would wear when she's on the clock.
Many Twitter users weren't happy with her comment.
This is what Hollyweird has been reduced to now.
So-called celebrities who are way past their prime take to the cesspool that is Twitter
to put down anything that has to do with our President.
Even a woman who has done nothing but serve and raise her family.
Personally, I ask why no one ever did this to Michele Obama who had very poor fashion
sense.
Instead, they tried to convince us she was some kind of "supermodel" and if you disagreed
it has to be because you are some kind of racist.
Sanders is a public figure, so people like Cher and other has-beens can spend all the
time they want on Twitter attacking her, but when will they start being honest and call
out both sides, not just the one they seem to have an illogical hate for.
Sarah Elizabeth Huckabee Sanders is an American political aide.
She is presently the Deputy Press Secretary in US President Donald Trump's Administration.
She also serves as the Deputy Assistant to the President.
Making a start in the field of politics as a field co-ordinator for her father Mike Huckabee's
2002 gubernatorial re- election campaign in Arkansas, she has over the years evolved into
a prominent political aide serving eminent political personalities at different point
of time.
She served as an Ohio field director during presidential campaign of George W. Bush and
then went on to play the role of national political director during her father's 2008
presidential campaign.
The presidential run of Tim Pawlenty in 2012 also saw her serving as the former's senior
advisor.
She was also the campaign manager of John Boozman in his race to the US Senate from
Arkansas.
She managed her father's presidential campaign in 2016 and thereafter was signed as the senior
advisor of the presidential campaign of Donald Trump tackling the campaigns liaison for coalitions.
She is a founding partner of the general consultation service provider 'Second Street Strategies'
in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Childhood & Early Life Sarah Huckabee Sanders was born on August
13, 1982, to Mike Huckabee and Janet Huckabee as their only daughter among three children.
Her two brothers are John and David.
Her father is an American politician, commentator, musician, author and Christian minister, who
remained the 44th Governor of Arkansas from 1996 to 2007.
Her father also remained a candidate twice in the US Republican presidential primaries
in 2008 and 2016 respectively.
Her mother, Janet Huckabee, is also an American politician who ran as the nominee for the
US Republican Party for Arkansas Secretary of State in 2002.
Huckabee Sanders studied at the 'Little Rock Central High School' located in Little
Rock, Arkansas.
She then studied at the 'Ouachita Baptist University' located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
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Career
Sarah Huckabee Sanders' journey as a political aide began when she joined her father Mike
Huckabee's re-election campaign as field coordinator during the Arkansas gubernatorial
election in 2002.
The election saw her father being re-elected for a second four-year term as Governor of
Arkansas.
She served as a regional go-between for congressional matters at the Department of Education.
In 2004, during the re-election campaign of the US President George W. Bush, Huckabee
Sanders served as field coordinator for the campaign in Ohio.
During her father's presidential campaign in 2008, she was its national political director.
According to American daily middle-market newspaper 'US Today', she gave consultation
to her father "on everything from debate strategy to tie selection".
According to a 'Time' magazine profile she spent her time in the 2008 campaign "working
up to 90 hours a week, running her father's schedule and event briefings not only in Iowa
but in South Carolina and New Hampshire.
In addition, she oversees outreach and acts as her Dad's surrogate in Iowa."
Mike Huckabee pulled out from the race to the White House on March 4, 2008 after losing
the Texas Republican primary.
Huckabee Sanders then took over as the director of the political action committee 'Huck
PAC', objective of which is to promote conservative principles and aid in electing conservative
hopefuls at each government level.
Her name found place in 'Time' magazine's '40 under 40' in 2010.
When John Boozman, a member of the US House of Representatives resolved to relinquish
his House seat to run for the US Senate election in Arkansas in 2010, Huckabee Sanders became
his campaign manager.
Calling incumbent two-term Democrat Blanche Lincoln as a "solid vote for President Obama"
and describing Boozman as someone who "stands up to the Obama Administration's reckless
agenda", she endeavoured in creating a solid base for the latter.
During the first Republican primary debate between US Senate candidates Boozman was in
the House of Representatives.
Huckabee Sanders stood in for him mentioning that he was "in D.C. fighting against (the
Senate health care bill)".
In May 2010, Boozman won the Republican primary and then went on to defeat Lincoln by a 21-point
margin.
After Reconstruction, Boozman became the first Republican to be elected to the seat.
In 2011, along with her role as a political aide, she became a full-time consultant at
'Tsamoutales Strategies' and later in January 2014 she became the group's Vice
President.
She left the group in June 2015.
She was inducted as senior advisor of Republican politician Tim Pawlenty's 2012 run for president.
After joining the campaign for Pawlenty, who served as the 39th Governor of Minnesota till
January 3, 2011, she concentrated on his Iowa campaign.
She was also associated in the campaign of Republican politician Tom Cotton's 2014
run for the US Senate election in Arkansas.
On January 3, 2015, Cotton assumed office as US Senator from Arkansas serving along
with Boozman.
In February 2016, she co-founded the consulting firm 'Second Street Strategies' in Little
Rock, Arkansas.
She served as campaign manager for her father's 2016 presidential campaign but when her father
ended his run to the White House on February 1, 2016, Huckabee Sanders joined the Donald
Trump campaign.
She was signed as a senior advisor in the Trump campaign and later in September 2016
her responsibilities were increased when she also had to look after the campaign's liaison
for coalitions.
Meanwhile in May 2016, she was signed as senior advisor of John Brunner, a 2016 Republican
candidate for governor of Missouri.
She became part of the Donald Trump presidential administration at the verge of the latter's
transition.
On January 19, 2017, she was named as the Deputy White House Press Secretary in the
new Trump administration as also Deputy Assistant to the President.
On January 20, 2017, she assumed office as White House Deputy Press Secretary succeeding
Eric Schultz.
She gave her first White House press brief on May 5, 2017, filling in for the present
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer who went on a Naval Reserve duty at the Pentagon.
Personal Life & Legacy
On May 25, 2010 she married Bryan Chatfield Sanders, a fellow media consultant, in Cruz
Bay, U.S. Virgin Islands, at the 'Nazareth Lutheran Church'.
She first met her husband during her father's 2008 presidential campaign in Iowa.
Sanders also remained 2016 media consultant of Huckabee.
The couple is blessed with three children, Scarlett, George and Huck."
As you can see by her bio above if Sanders would have been Obama's Press Secretary
the Liberal left would be applauding her like seals and defending her like mama bears!
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