News about Sarah Huckabee Sanders

Melania Trump's former spokesperson Stephanie Grisham said Hope Hicks and Sarah Huckabee Sanders would check in with her to see how the first lady was 'dealing' with the Karen McDougal affair rumors - but didn't share the details of a 'deal' with the National Enquirer. The revealation came as former National Enquirer CEO David Pecker testified in Donald Trump's case involving hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford. Pecker was speaking about a joint call with Hicks, who served as White House communications director, and Sanders, who was White House press secretary at the time and is now governor of Arkansas, about a 'catch-and-kill' contract given to McDougal. 

Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has been accused of using taxpayer funds to buy a nearly $20,000 lectern in June 2023. An audit requested by lawmakers revealed that book keeping errors and claimed Sanders did not follow state law. But the governor has dismissed all such claims and posted a video featuring the lectern with the messages 'My Name Is Podium' and 'Come and Take It.'

Sheriff Eric Higgins unlocked the cell doors of a block in the Pulaski County jail in Arkansas for a radical experiment to see if they could govern themselves. The six-week trial was documented by a TV crew and hidden cameras was edited into Unlocked: A Jail Experiment new screening on Netflix. However, the series enraged blindsided local officials who only learned about the show, and the experiment, when the Netflix trailer was released. Inmates made three gallons of illegal 'hooch' and bashed a man for cheating at cards when they were given the run of the jail.

Since the state's governor states that there are only two genders, Arkansas has dropped the gender 'x' option from driver's licenses used for transgender, non-binary, and intersex people.' Residents are also forbidden from changing the gender of their licenses without having'verifiable information.' On Tuesday, officials from the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration announced the decision. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the state's Republican governor, defended the decision, saying she would not'endorse' the 'nonsense.' 'This program is only common sense.' According to Sanders, only women give birth, while men shouldn't participate in women's sports, and there are only two genders.

Allstora had billed itself as committed to sharing all ideas, even ones that were deemed outright. It had a diverse range of titles, ranging from Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf to Maia Kobabe's 'Gender Queer,' but only the former was withdrawn on Sunday. Authorship by removing books penned by Arkansas power couple Mike Huckabee and Sarah Huckabee, as well as Chaya Raichik, the face behind the famous Twitter handle libsoftiktok. messages in the pulled tomes range from the dangers of kidnapping to mainstream media's so-called 'biases.' The Drag Race star and two others started the website in reaction to book bans around the country, but they were undoubtedly influenced by recent remarks from another drag performer, one of whom is likely second-most popular after Ru himself.

Last year, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) was an American national trade group that earned more than $5.4 million in federal lobbying. Compare this figure to the NRA's $2.3 million, and it's clear that the firearms industry has undergone a change. In 2021, the former first-place firearms advocate spent almost $5 million and even more in previous years, but the funds have since been withheld. In comparison, the NSSF has raised its investment, totaling nearly $5 million in the last four years, after losing a great deal of sales since it began in 1961.

After the former president teased that he had already decided on his potential White House VP, insiders said they would not write off' Kennedy from becoming a surprise running mate for Trump. Insiders said the now-Independant presidential contender ran right out of the box when Bobby announced' his bid for the White House in April 2023. 'Trump operatives expressed an interest in Kennedy early on, but it was all premature,' they said. Despite the strange pairing, the source clarified: "Anything's possible." I wouldn't write it off by any means.' According to the Journal, a significant contributor who has funded both Trump and Kennedy's campaigns informed the Journal that the possibility of a Trump-RFJ Jr. ticket remains on the agenda.

The United States has been gripped by severe winter weather, including thundersnow, that has resulted in volatile weather and at least four deaths. An Oregon woman died in an RV fire sparked by a fallen tree; four others died, caused electricity outages, and disrupted travel across the country. Heavy snowfall in Buffalo, New York, caused the postponement of an NFL playoff game. Warnings of near-blizzard conditions, widespread power outages, and cancellations of flights were issued as a result of the cold blast.

In response to questions over insider information that could be handed over to communist leaders, Arkansas has ordered Chinese-owned seed manufacturer Syngenta, which has links back to ChemChina, to sell 160 acres of farmland in the state. In order to comply with new law that has forbidden certain foreign countries from purchasing or holding land in Arkansas due to national security issues, the company must withdraw from the land within two years.

An Arkansas fugie who jet-skied out of jail and was on the lam for a year was caught hiding out with family friends at a West Virginia motel. According to the US Marshal Office in Little Rock, Arkansas, Samuel Paul Hartman, 39, and his mother, Linda Annette White, 61, and his mother, Rodney Trent, 52, were arrested at the Quality Inn in Lewisburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday. Hartman was serving a life term in the East Arkansas Regional Unit Prison for the rape of his 14-year-old stepdaughter since his indictment in December 2013. On August 12, 2022, the fugitive was working in a field near the jail when he broke free. By operating the escaping vehicle, the husband and mother of the Hartman helped him.

Temperatures in some regions have hit record highs, holding large swaths of southern United States in triple-digit temperatures and reaching a sweltering 114 degrees Celsius. In a large part of the Southern tier, the heat was already higher than normal in late spring on Tuesday, prompting a warning of 32 million people in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and New Mexico. The National Weather Service (map left) has also issued an alert alert about the 'dangerous weather'. Residents were forced to ask residents to voluntarily cut back on electricity due to the anticipated record demand on the system.

The White House Correspondents' Dinner Weekend this year seems to be on track to return to the Obama-era glory of celebrities pouring into Washington and attending overlapping parties.

Gov. John Kerry of Arkansas was sworn in as the governor of Arkansas. In reaction to Bud Light's decision to associate with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, Sarah Huckabee Sanders debuted a new digital ad. In a caption accompanying a video she and her team made out,'real women don't have to fake it,' she wrote on Twitter.' A narrator states, "Today we honor all the true women leaders of this great nation."

On Tuesday evening, ten tornados touched down in Lewistown, Vermont, Table Grove, and Colona, Illinois, bringing with them fire. It's unclear if anyone was killed by the tornadoes, but forensic photos showed the roof of a gas station in Colona ripped off by a tornado that touched down for barely more than a minute. The tornados were part of a large storm cell that passed through the midwest and south, as well as days of severe weather that killed at least 32 people in 11 states.

The severe weather is expected to strike states in the Midwest and Midwest this afternoon, days after a deadly multi-state tornado outbreak wreaked havoc on the area. This very similar system is expected to produce very similar conditions to many of those states' residents and persist overnight, as citizens in those regions continue to assess the effects. The first states in the storm's path are forecast in the Central United States and include Iowa, Illinois, and a large portion of northeast Missouri, which have already been impacted by the swath of storms that have been forecast on Friday. There is a lot of potential tornadoes as the storm approaches south in the afternoon, with more expected to strike Arkansas, Oklahoma, and southern Missouri into the night.

According to The Weather Channel, sever thunderstorms are likely in the afternoon and evening from Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana southward to portions Missouri, Arkansas, eastern Oklahoma, and northeast Texas. Here seem to be two corridors where severe weather is likely to be a much greater threat. Central Missouri is located in central Missouri, central and eastern Iowa, southwest Wisconsin, and northwest Illinois. The other stretches of southern Missouri to major Oklahoma, southeast Oklahoma, and far northeast Texas. Video - Left: The predicted storm. Right: Damage to Robinson Municipal Airport over the weekend

Over the weekend, powerful tornadoes tore through areas of the Midwest and South. At least 30 people have died. On Friday night, tornadoes in 11 states killed homes and businesses, splintered trees, and laid waste to neighborhoods. It could take days to get a count of all the tornadoes from recent days. Multiple local news outlets reported that one of the five people killed in Indiana were Brett Kincaid, 53, and Wendy Kincaid, 47, of Rossville, Indiana, whose bodies were discovered at the McCormick's Creek State Park campground, where they had been camping. According to the National Weather field office in Nashville, thirteen deaths were reported in Tennessee, where an EF-2 tornado tore through several counties. At least nine people were killed in one Tennessee county and four in Illinois, respectively. In Alabama and Mississippi, there were other deaths as a result of the storms that struck Friday night into Saturday.

A tornado that ripped into America's Midwest and South wreaked a deadly path, killing at least 26 people and leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity. The ferocious twisters demolished houses and businesses, cut down trees, and spread garbage to communities across a wide swath of the country in at least eight states. At least nine people were killed in one Tennessee county, four in the small town of Wynne, Arkansas, three in Sullivan, Indiana, and four in Illinois.

The destruction left after 65 deadly twisters wreaked havoc on the Midwest and South on Friday, killing at least 11 people, according to a stunning drone video flying over Indiana shows the wretchedness left after the state of Indiana. On Friday, the massive storm system tore through seven states, spawning tornadoes that smashed homes and shopping centers in Arkansas. A theater roof fell during a heavy metal concert in Illinois, sparking deadly weather, including tornadoes that smashed homes and shopping centers in Arkansas. The drone video, shot over the Hoosier State on Saturday morning, shows homes that have been absolutely destroyed, cars that have been turned over, trees fallen, and crews trying to start what would be a lengthy cleanup mission.

Since one of the 65 tornados that tore through the midwest and south threw his truck off the road, a Kentucky reporter admitted to 'actually believed I was going to die.' On Friday, a massive storm system wreaked havoc in seven states, including tornadoes that wreaked havoc on buildings and shopping centers in Arkansas, collapsed a theater roof during a heavy metal concert in Illinois, and brought deadly weather into rural Indiana. After one of the twisters blasted Tennessee on Friday, journalist Nick Sortor posted photos showing his face bloodied and his truck totaled.

According to preliminary reports from the Storm Prediction Center, America's Midwest is waking up to devastation this morning after 43 tornadoes tore through six states. In Arkansas (top right), three people were reported dead, one individual died after a theatre roof collapsed (footage middle) in Illinois, raising the death toll to four, while two dozen others were rushed to hospital and hundreds more were injured. With a tornado watch issued for Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, the storm is forecast to pass east this weekend. At about 7.55 p.m. local time, Apollo Theatre (left) in Belvidere, Illinois, saw its roof cave collapse, and 260 people were inside at 8.55 p.m. local time. According to Fire Chief Shawn Schadle, one individual died while 28 others were admitted to the hospital with five others in critical condition. A tornado struck Little Rock earlier on Friday, prompting a level-1 mass casualty warning. Cars were flipping, roofs were smashed, and trees fell over across the South and Midwest, while tens of thousands of residents were left homeless in Arkansas and Missouri.

Just a week after more than two dozen tornadoes tore through Mississippi and Alabama, killing at least 26 people, a massive tornado tore apart Arkansas capital Little Rock. Footage of the ferocious weather system was shot from a Little Rock resident's apartment, where they could be seen gasping at the massive swirling twister. As the powerful tornado passed through, a man who appeared to be unaware of the vortex traveling toward him was caught standing on the roof of another building.

GARDINER: Ordinary people have had enough of being lectured by hard left ideologues whose pet policies would have been unthinkable just a decade ago. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the newly elected governor of Arkansas, summed up the mood in her eliation in President Biden's State of the Union address, captured this sentiment beautifully. She remarked that today Americans have a choice, not between 'right or left,' but instead of 'normal or mad.' The Scottish people have obviously ran out of patience for 'crazy,' a narrator said.' Scots, like the overwhelming majority of Americans, do not want to see biologically male rapists in women's prisons. They do not want woke extremists to rule government, universities, schools, policing, or any other aspect of public life. They want to see normality, tradition, and the values that have underpined the free world for so many generations. Surely this a resounding wake-up call to America's woke left - pull back from the fringes and restore common sense, because the people have had enough!

Bill Maher's first f-bomb appeared on CNN, just two weeks after his show premiered on the television network. Maher, a filmmaker who has spent the past two decades spouting liberally on his HBO show Real Time with Bill Maher, has joined CNN with the segment Overtime, which picks up where Real Time's filming begins. Maher was on the show with guest Kristen Soltis Anderson about Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the possibility of 'nepo-babies', a shorthand for nepotism babies, and whether wealthy people whose parents were also successful had it much easier than the rest. In recent weeks, Hollywood has been kicking around Hollywood, with many children of the famous saying they don't have it any easier, and that their links just helped them get to the door.