Trump’s New Press Secretary Is an Incompetent Liar. She’s Also Perfect for the Job.
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- Zacharia · Civilians and eyewitnesses
- Wall Street Journal · Organizations and media
- Kate Lindsay (ICYMI host) · Analysts and experts
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