Washington Examiner
"The national media’s relationship with White House press secretary Sarah
Sanders has taken on a new tension over the last month, as journalists and
news commentators have grown more and more personal in their hostility
toward the Trump administration’s top spokeswoman.
"Several high-prole
columnists and writers have torn into Sanders over the
last few weeks to mock her appearance, the way she talks, and most recently,
an alleged disdain she showed the press by asking them at a brieng
this
week to say why they are thankful this holiday season.
“ 'Sanders’s sudden shift from press secretary to minister’s daughter a few
days before Thanksgiving coincides with her apparent image evolution from
a woman unconcerned with vanity to a more polished version,” Washington
Post columnist Kathleen Parker wrote Tuesday. “One can almost hear the
hive of consultants discussing how to imperceptibly adapt this no-frills
yeoman to the shallower requirements of a visual medium.' ” . . .
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