Trump supporter interpretations.
Actually, I got that from New York Times lol I don’t know that their Trump supporters
Like I said, I don’t know that much about her. Your statement was accurate that she has not passed the bar according to the records.
Actually, I got that from New York Times lol I don’t know that their Trump supporters
Like I said, I don’t know that much about her. Your statement was accurate that she has not passed the bar according to the records.
And no one cares except the loons on the left.
And no one cares except the loons on the left.
Being a lawyer and being attorney-at-law have a distinction apparently
you can earn and hold a law degree—known as a Juris Doctor (J.D.)—without ever passing the bar exam.
You’re correct she did not pass the bar. She passed her law class giving her a law degree. Not technically able to give legal advice.“Katie Zacharia, not-quite attorney-at-law: She graduated with a law degree from Pepperdine University in 2011. By some interpretations, that technically makes her a lawyer.”
Trump supporter interpretations.
Actually, I got that from New York Times lol
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/14/us/politics/trump-press-secretary-katie-zacharia-lawyer.html
"Three days into her job, Katie Zacharia is facing questions about whether she has embroidered her credentials. She describes herself as a lawyer, and the president called her “an attorney.” When she was asked on Tuesday in which state she passed the bar exam, she twice replied, “When I moved to China.”
Huh?"
"So here’s the truth about Katie Zacharia, not-quite attorney-at-law: She graduated with a law degree from Pepperdine University in 2011. By some interpretations, that technically makes her a lawyer, though many legal experts said it would not. But is she an attorney, someone who is licensed to practice law and give legal advice? For that, she would have needed to pass the bar. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that she sat for the California bar exam after graduating law school, but didn’t pass. The Times was unable to find a law license for her in California, or anywhere else she has lived in the United States.
During the brief phone call Wednesday, The Times did not get a chance to press her again about whether she had ever passed a bar exam. But before she had to go, she did explain that when she first began appearing on cable news, she consulted with Pepperdine’s president as to how she should identify herself. She said she was warned not to use the words “attorney” or “esquire,” but that “lawyer” was OK.
But what about “general counsel,” would that be OK? Because, on LinkedIn, Ms. Zacharia identified herself as such for Fix California, a group led by Trump loyalist Richard Grenell.
“You can’t be a general counsel to a company in the United States unless you’re admitted to the bar to practice law,” said Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the law school at the University of California, Berkeley. “A general counsel implies that you’re practicing law, giving legal advice to the company. You can’t practice law without a license.”
On Wednesday, a watchdog group filed a complaint with the State Bar of California, calling for an investigation into whether Ms. Zacharia “repeatedly held herself out to the public as entitled to practice law without a license to do so, conduct California law treats as a crime.”
Of course. And that's what criticism of an administration's press secretary should be limited to.
Bad idea to score an own-goal by putting a bimbo dummy in front of the cameras to represent you so that the criticism of your press secretary extends to her very competence. Especially right before a big election. It's not a daycare or a beauty pageant. It's the White House.
I honestly don’t think it’s the worst strategy.
When all the left wing people do is screech about every last little thing, it ends up turning into white noise.
I’ve been critical about a LOT of things this administration has done, very vocally.
But it gets so exhausting listening to more and more complaints about nothing. By picking every hill to die on, the left are cheapening their voices significantly.
I honestly don’t think it’s the worst strategy.
When all the left wing people do is screech about every last little thing, it ends up turning into white noise.
I’ve been critical about a LOT of things this administration has done, very vocally.
But it gets so exhausting listening to more and more complaints about nothing. By picking every hill to die on, the left are cheapening their voices significantly.
It’s really sad. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Yep.
It’s really sad. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Yep.
Unlike a lot of people, I think Nick has some good points. I do listen to him occasionally just to see what he has to say even though he’s persona non grata on both sides lol. But I also think he pretends he knows more than he does. He doesn’t. Some of what he said here is probably true and some of it is mostly obvious. Nothing will happen to Trump. The Democrats will pretend they’re going to do something to him. They will do nothing rinse and repeat, just as always in Washington DC.
If only the job was all about getting the gooners on board.
Leavitt was criticized for what she was saying for Trump. But I don't think her competence was ever in question. Having someone that's actually incompetent represent you shows poor judgment on your part.
WELL, WELL, WELL. 🤣
"President Donald Trump told Katie Zacharia to "reconsider" remaining in her White House press secretary role just one week after appointing her to the high-profile job.
Speaking with members of the press on the South Lawn on Friday, the president revealed he told Zacharia just moments before emerging: "You don't have to do this if you don't want to… I think you should reconsider."
A senior White House official tells Fox News that Katie is "transitioning out" of the role."
I honestly don’t think it’s the worst strategy.
When all the left wing people do is screech about every last little thing, it ends up turning into white noise.
I’ve been critical about a LOT of things this administration has done, very vocally.
But it gets so exhausting listening to more and more complaints about nothing. By picking every hill to die on, the left are cheapening their voices significantly.
Sounds like Trump listened to this complaint about nothing, eh?
Sounds like Trump listened to this complaint about nothing, eh?
Could be, but I doubt it. If it was a problem with him, he could’ve just fired her. It probably has more to do with her family time. and her taking the abuse of the job might be more than he thinks she can handle.
Could be, but I doubt it. If it was a problem with him, he could’ve just fired her. It probably has more to do with her family time. and her taking the abuse of the job might be more than he thinks she can handle.
Sounds like another nothing burger. But the deranged have to whine about something.
Could be, but I doubt it. If it was a problem with him, he could’ve just fired her. It probably has more to do with her family time. and her taking the abuse of the job might be more than he thinks she can handle.
Trump just put her on the job the job a week ago. Was it a poor decision on his part or can she suddenly not handle it and she suddenly needs more family time?
Sounds like Trump listened to this complaint about nothing, eh?
I’m guessing that girl had no clue how much abuse she was in for.
Props to her for stepping into the ring. It won’t be for everyone.
I’m guessing that girl had no clue how much abuse she was in for.
Props to her for stepping into the ring. It won’t be for everyone.
She was qualified for the job but had no idea what she was in for as Trump's press secretary?
Think she'd even ever actually watched a press conference before? Have my doubts.
Can anyone on here admit that the eternal god emperor chose poorly?
I’m guessing that girl had no clue how much abuse she was in for.
Props to her for stepping into the ring. It won’t be for everyone.
Sounds like UPS.
She was qualified for the job but had no idea what she was in for as Trump's press secretary?
Think she'd even ever actually watched a press conference before? Have my doubts.
Can anyone on here admit that the eternal god emperor chose poorly?
The difference between an audition and real life is huge.
I think she was a poor choice.
I doubt there are many truly qualified candidates for that position in existence, and even fewer interested in it.
And your TDS may be showing just a smidge there with that last sentence. 😂
Sounds like UPS.
Yep.
And till you’ve actually done the job, I’m guessing most people you talk to anywhere would think they could run a route.
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