If you're alive and well, you should be able to vote, there's no doubt about it.
Kayleigh McEnany
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Kayleigh McEnany is a Republican political commentator and former White House Press Secretary under President Donald Trump. She served in this role from April 2020 until January 2021, becoming known for her defense of the Trump administration's policies and her confrontational style during press briefings. Prior to her role as Press Secretary, McEnany was a national spokesperson for the Republican National Committee and a contributor for various media outlets, including CNN and Fox News. McEnany has been a prominent figure in conservative media and continues to engage in political commentary.
Yes Hillary, you have been working on civil rights and you have been in government for 30 years but look, are you better off than you were then? No.
I think that really kind of soften Donald Trump that this is the family dynamic that goes on in their household and this one that goes on in households across the country.
I think that relates to a lot of people, particularly Cuban voters, let's say, in the Miami area who immigrated in their own right.
I do believe that and I know it's unmistakable there was momentum behind Donald Trump.
When voters deserve -- voter deserve to know if the person they're casting their ballot for is under criminal investigation by the FBI.
There will be a big problem, a big influx of drugs. You think we have a problem in New Hampshire now? It's going to be doubled, tripled if Hillary Clinton is president and has the open borders that she told a Brazilian bank she hopes comes…
The Hillary Clinton campaign has done a fantastic job of trying to caricature him to be the worst person on planet Earth.
We wouldn't be here today if Hillary Clinton had abided by State Department protocols and protect the national security information.
Hillary Clinton's MO was typically this is a vast right-wing conspiracy. But here, you have the Federal Bureau of Investigation reopening what was a criminal investigation.
Yes, I would say so. I agree with Van Jones that she's an extraordinarily effective communicator.
What's so interesting to me here, there has been such an effort to caricature Donald Trump as a male this chauvinist, you know, XYZ, whatever you want to call the media has done a great job in trying to make him that.
I am actually -- my husband, the men in my family, they are two ones they're suppose set the example. I'm looking for a leader of my country that is going to revolve the economy and provide the economy, and protect our families. That's why…
What everybody focus group has told us is they don't want to hear what we're talk about right now. They want to hear about public policy.
I think he'll have a voice in leading that movement forward. I think someone like Mike Pence will probably carry the mantle forward.
Look, Donald Trump is the nominee of the Republican Party. He was put there by Republican voters. And the Republican Party is respecting their voters because, in fact, they don't exist without their voters.
Yes, there's this Republicans haven't put forward a plan. Paul Ryan has actually put forward a very detailed, very good plan, involving health care savings accounts.
Absolutely. Because it's so intricately tied to the economy. You have voters who feel like they are hurting economically.
Support the nominee, support the choice of the people. The Republican Party seems to forget they do not exist absent Republican voters.
I think -- well, potentially, yes, because I think if people think that the campaign is rigged, that the election is rigged, they are going to turn out.
I would advise them to do exactly what Marco Rubio did and exactly what Reince Priebus has done.
People running for office should also be able to pass a basic test for a security clearance and none of us are certain Hillary Clinton is going to pass that.





