Introduction
The angry wh staffer account on Twitter corrects political misinformation and slams members of the Trump administration. The account, which started in 2017, posts straight to the point and is no bullshit. It also shares news and stories from reputable outlets. Whether it’s a new scandal or the latest news from the White House, the angry wh staffer has a loyal following. Whether you’re a Trump supporter or not, there’s something to agree on in this account.
Kyle Griffin
Kyle Griffin, a MSNBC producer, has caused a ruckus by spreading disinformation. In a recent tweet, Griffin criticized the New York Post’s report claiming that Hunter Biden arranged a meeting between his father and a Burisma oil executive. While Griffin did not dispute the accuracy of the reporting, he did call it “disinformation” hours after it was published.
Jaffy and Griffin are Twitter celebrities, and they tweet first about events on Capitol Hill and Morning Joe segments. They tweet first about nearly every piece of news – from the Trump golf outing to the latest scandal. Their slew of tweets is enough to drive anyone nuts. Both Jaffy and Griffin have become staples in newsrooms. The Trump presidency is being played out largely on Twitter and cable news. And they have all the resources of a multinational broadcasting organization at their fingertips.
George Conway Twitter
Kellyanne Conway and husband George Conway have racked up a massive number of Twitter followers since they began writing critical comments about the White House and Trump. Conway frequently retweets news about the president that she doesn’t necessarily agree with. On Monday, Kellyanne Conway posted a photo of the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which describes narcissistic and antisocial personality disorders. However, Conway doesn’t agree with these concerns and continues to defend her husband.
Kellyanne Conway’s book details her public marital troubles with her husband, President Trump. In the book, she reveals that the couple was far from compatible. George Conway’s criticism of Trump’s comments was not unexpected, given their proximity to each other and the president. The president had long tended to pull his punches around George Conway, but that changed when he began publicly tweeting about his hate of the president.
Rick Wilson Twitter
As an angry wh staffer, I can understand how Republicans would love to turn the election into a core issue, but a party of the people has to appeal to the heart and brain. The recent tax bill confirms that. If Trump supporters keep their cool, they’re going to have a laugh as Wilson betrays them. But what does that mean for Democrats? Will they lose their supporters and get nowhere?
Unlike many Republican operatives who are angry and demoralized by Trump, Rick Wilson is not a political naif. He has worked for conservative candidates and negative campaigns, and is considered one of the few Never Trump conservatives who’s gotten to be a mainstay of mainstream politics. Yet his constant vilification of Trump puts him in an unusual position. While he enjoys a following among Democrats, he has been criticized by #NeverTrump Republicans.
The president’s administration has been rocky during its first year. An unprecedented number of aides quit, and his “Breitbart forces” have turned on Wilson. Yet the GOP is largely in line with Trump. He has swept away business regulations and trade deals while steadily installing conservatives to the federal bench. However, Wilson is still convinced that the GOP will lose the Senate if the president nominates a conservative.
Spiro Agnew's Ghost
The 39th vice president of the United States, Spiro Agnew, died on September 17, 1996. He served from 1969 to 1973, and is only the second vice president to resign before his term ended, after John C. Calhoun in 1832. In the wake of the scandal, his widow, Nancy, tried to clear his name by writing a book. However, this novel never materialized.
Molly Jong-fast Twitter
Previously an unpaid adviser to the Lincoln Project, journalist and author Molly Jong-Fast now writes for The Daily Beast as editor at large. She writes frequently on presidential politics, particularly President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential hopefuls. Jong-Fast is also a contributor to The Bulwark, a new website launched by former Weekly Standard staffers. In addition to her work for The Daily Beast, she also contributes to Playboy and The Bulwark, two conservative websites.
Aaron Rupar Twitter
Following Vox journalist Aaron Rupar on Twitter is a great way to stay up-to-date on the latest news and events. This liberal, self-labeled, and prolific tweeter specializes in politics. His work at Vox has helped the magazine grow a loyal audience. He uses short, concise videos to contextualize news topics. His Twitter feed updates thirty times daily, and you can find out what’s happening in the White House or Congress.
Although he didn’t set out to be a journalist, Rupar has managed to frustrate the GOP crowd on Twitter by exposing right-wing leaders and providing thoughtful commentary on the current political climate. And he’s not likely to stop anytime soon. In fact, he’s made it his mission to expose false political arguments and provide the public with the truth. Despite the negative attention, he continues to post insightful and entertaining content.
Mueller she Wrote Twitter
The “Angry WH Staffer” Twitter account has 49,500 followers. Several people have questioned whether or not Trump is guilty of obstruction of justice. The tweet about an angry WH staffer is a clear sign of that. It could also prove to be an argument against firing Rosenstein. However, a firing of Rod Rosenstein or Sessions would slow down the investigation. Ultimately, the decision to fire Mueller is up to Trump. But if Trump does fire Rosenstein, then the investigation could be slowed down or even completely halted. Regardless of the outcome, it could cost the American people a lot of money.
Twitter Griffin
A W.H. staffer who posted a controversial tweet on Twitter recently got a public apology from the president of MSNBC. Griffin also fired the person who made the tweet. The tweet used the words “hating it” and “an outcry” and was considered a fireable offense. While Griffin hasn’t responded to HollywoodLife’s request for comment, many tagged him in a response to the reporter.
The Angry Wh Staffer has a devoted following of over 431k followers and is a popular Twitter user. The account has made a name for itself by fighting political misinformation that’s circulated online. It has been a source of criticism for the Trump administration and many members of Congress, but Griffin has stayed true to her mission. She also posts news stories from reliable news outlets and reputable sources.
A Mass Shooting in Austin, Texas, Leaves One Man Dead
Rondarius Spicer was arrested for the shooting and may face more felony charges, according to the Austin American-Statesman. It’s unclear at this time if he’ll be tried on a weapon charge alone or in the case of deadly conduct. Nonetheless, the shooting is a major story for Austin and the city of Austin. Read on for more information about the arrest and investigation.
Yong Kim shot Rivers and Limoge in self-defense
A man has been arrested for the fatal shootings of two men in Austin, Texas, in which he shot Christopher Rivers and Nathan Limoge. The suspect, Yong Kim, has been charged with capital murder and is being held in Travis County Jail without bond. Police have not released a motive for the shootings, and Kim told authorities that he was acting in self-defense.
A 31-year-old man named Yong Yoon Kim was arrested on Monday, after two people were found shot to death in a parking lot in north Austin. The victims, Christopher Rivers and Nathan Limoge, were both identified. Kim told authorities he shot the victims in self-defense, but several witnesses at the scene told police otherwise. The victims were both men in their late 20s and 30s.
According to the 911 caller, Kim fired three shots into the victim’s head, including two of the fatal ones. Kim then fired a fourth shot, killing both men. The victims were not armed with guns, but the suspect did have a loaded weapon. A witness did not see the victims pull their firearms out of their pockets. Although the shooting was a self-defense response, Kim’s actions could have been justified.
The police department of Austin, Texas has been responding to multiple homicides. The city had only three homicides for 2022 before this weekend. But by the end of January, there had been eight. That’s close to a record-breaking number of homicides in 2021. Although police have not released a motive for the shootings, Austin homicide detectives have not released the identity of the suspect. Witnesses reported a black jacket-wearing man running away when police arrived.
Man shot and stabbed
Authorities are investigating a stabbing in downtown Austin that left one man dead. The stabbing occurred around 1:40 a.m. on Saturday in the 400 block of East 6th Street. According to an Austin Police Department spokesperson, the suspect was a Hispanic male who stabbed the victim multiple times. The victim was transported to an area hospital but later died. Austin police say they are working to find the suspect.
Police say the suspect stabbed the victim in front of his wife and children. The suspect then approached the victim from behind, and attacked him without provocation. The suspect stabbed the victim multiple times before fleeing. Fortunately, the victim managed to fight off the suspect and escape to a nearby park and ride lot. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male with a heavy build and wearing a black back brace.
The Austin Police Department and code enforcement officials were dispatched to the scene, where they found the man walking in the street with a knife and a machete. The officers tried to subdue him using Tasers, but were unsuccessful. The attacker then retreated into an apartment building, and Austin SWAT teams, including a crisis negotiator, arrived 20 minutes later. The officers shot and stabbed the suspect in a hail of bullets.
Police said the suspect was a Hispanic man who was armed with a knife and fired at them. The Austin police department’s SWAT officer has been with the department for eight years. According to the SWAT officer, the suspect was shot after he stepped out of his garage with his weapons. When he collapsed, the officer attempted to save him, but the suspect was already gone.
Gunman opened fire on officers
Police responded to a shooting in Austin, Texas early Sunday morning. The shooting took place in the 400 block of East 6th Street. According to police, the shooting was prompted by a disturbance between two groups. The incident was the city’s worst mass shooting in seven years, killing a Michigan tourist and injuring several others. Police have identified the suspect and transferred him to Travis County jail. Austin is hosting the South by Southwest festival this year.
The man who opened fire on the officers was identified as 48-year-old Robert Hammitt. The Austin Police Department released video footage of the incident. The caller reported that the man was pointing a gun in his truck and calling 911. The officers responded and found a black pickup truck with the man inside. When officers approached the vehicle, the driver-side door opened, and the man opened fire.
The Texas Department of Public Safety confirmed that the gunman fired two more shots before he was killed. Police were parked outside the school building for over an hour and relayed 911 calls from students and teachers. The shooting took place during the day’s National Rifle Association convention, and several legislators, as well as the governor, were scheduled to speak. Meanwhile, the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Border Patrol sent SWAT-like teams to the scene.
Suspect in custody
Police in Austin, Texas, have captured the suspect involved in a fatal shooting, but have not revealed the name of the suspect or his motive. Shots were fired after reports of a disturbance. The shooting occurred in the same area as a fatal shooting that occurred in 2021, but the suspect was from Killeen, Texas. That incident resulted in 14 injuries and one death. According to the Austin Police Department, the suspect had a history of violent behavior.
After the first two suspects were arrested, the Travis County district attorney’s office dropped the charges against them. Now, authorities are searching for the second suspect. The first suspect was arrested on Friday, and the second suspect was arrested Saturday afternoon on a separate charge of aggravated assault. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the two suspects fired shots at the same time, but have indicated that additional charges could be pending.
Authorities say the shooting occurred early Saturday morning in an entertainment district near Republic Square Park. Two victims remain in critical condition, but the others are stable. Austin police are working with the victims to determine if they were the intended target of the shooter. EMS responded to the scene, and police officers administered CPR and tourniquets to the injured. After receiving calls that a gunman was on the loose, they took the suspect into custody.
A shooting occurred in downtown Austin early Sunday morning. Police tweeted that the suspect was in custody at 5 a.m. The incident began as a disturbance between two groups. After the shooting, four people were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect was taken into custody shortly before 5 a.m. The suspect has been arrested and is awaiting extradition to a local jail.
Victims transported to hospitals
After the school shooting in Austin, Texas, officers quickly rushed victims to local hospitals. One of the victims, Ms. Mireles, was shot and appeared to be in great pain. Unfortunately, she was unable to survive the attack and died at the hospital. Many children were shot, but the majority of victims appeared to be uninjured bystanders. Victims of the shooting were mostly transported to local hospitals in ambulances.
The incident occurred at approximately 1 a.m. Saturday, and people began calling 911 about half an hour later. Austin police officers and Austin-Travis County EMS rushed to the scene. Four victims were taken to a local hospital while the other six were transported to the nearby University of Texas. As the scene grew, police officers began applying tourniquets to the victims, while attempting to calm panicked bystanders. The police backed up ambulances slowed down. A few were taken to an urgent care facility by police patrol vehicles.
Two other victims were transported to nearby hospitals. A young girl, who survived the shooting, was shot in the shoulder blade. The bullet exited her back and left shrapnel in her arm. Kendall Olivarez was shot in the left shoulder and had fragments hit her tailbone and right leg. Although the shooting is a horrific crime scene, the physical and emotional trauma is still affecting the community.
Austin police chief, Bob Fahey, was killed in the South Austin shooting. A “whiskey-crazed” man, Mark Tiner, was the assailant. The shooter fled on horseback and was eventually caught three and a half miles north of the city. Littlepage tried to talk the gunman into surrendering, but the crazed man shot him twice in the abdomen. The Austin police headquarters are located at 715 E. 8th St.
