Drumpf's personal assistant has resigned, Westerhout.

[mfcorey1]

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/459378-trumps-personal-assistant-resigns-nyt

President Trump's personal assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, has reportedly resigned.

The New York Times reported that Westerhout, who has served as Trump's assistant since the first day of his administration, resigned Thursday, according to two people familiar with her departure.

According to the Times, Westerhout's resignation came after Trump reportedly learned that she had shared information on a recent working vacation about his family and Oval Office matters she was part of during an off-the-record dinner with reporters at hotels near the president's Bedminster, N.J., resort.

[RockRaven]

1. Greenland, nuking hurricanes, pardons for wall-related illegal actions, or

was it a different, perhaps earlier, embarrassing story (and there's a shit-load) about his stupidity and mendacity?

I'm curious which "leak" topic was the thing which set him off.

[Thomas Hurt]

2. Someone get that woman a book deal!

[BigmanPigman]

12. You beat me to it!

Damn!

[Brother Buzz]

3. Did she resign or did the orange anus fire her?

If I was to hazard a guess.....

[Totally Tunsie]

5. According to the "failing NY Times",

The breach of trust meant immediate action: Ms. Westerhout, one of the people familiar with her departure said, was immediately considered a “separated employee” and would not be allowed to return to the White House on Friday.

I doubt OA fired her, but someone did.

[nolabear]

13. A separated employee. Sounds like an ex parrot.

I don’t even know who to root for any more. Book deal? Pit of hell?

[lapfog_1]

4. he does seem to have a "type" for his assistants

[tblue37]

6. She was fired. When you're forced out, that's being fired. I hope she tells all now. nt

[TeamPooka]

20. he had all these assistant types sign NDA's so he can intimidate them into silence.

[tblue37]

23. His NDAs are illegal and unenforceable with respect to White House employees. nt

[TeamPooka]

24. you need to hire an expensive lawyer first though

[centrarchus]

7. I hope her professional life is ruined for serving the shit stain. She's a horrible person.

[Blue_true]

8. She is going to get rich from her tell all book.

The pathos of today's society.

[Tanuki]

9. She's the one who created an incident by trying to grab the microphone

out of Jim Acosta's hand at a press conference several months ago.

[MontanaMama]

10. Oh! That's the same woman?

Fuck her...let her twist in the wind.

[cstanleytech]

16. Trust me some supporters of Trump will hire her if not to keep her quiet like

Sarah Huckabee got hired by Fox.

[HipChick]

18. Fox will drop her..

Like they did Palin....she's not exactly a ratings draw...

[cstanleytech]

19. Its not about the ratings for Fox its about keeping them quiet until anything they might say will

cause little to no problems for the people Fox supports.

[greyl]

22. No, not same woman. nt

[Tanuki]

26. My bad. You are correct. I was mistaken, and apologize.

[tblue37]

25. No, I am quite sure not. In fact, I think it might have been an intern. nt

[Tanuki]

27. My mistake. Apologies.

[grantcart]

11. Really what is your source?

CNN sued (Acosta lost his WH press credentials) and identified the woman as an unknown intern. CNN knows Waterhouse (sp?) and would have named her if it was her.

Moreover I doubt that the physical gatekeeper of the Oval Offices moves from her desk during the day.

[Tanuki]

28. See #26. I'm sorry.

[greyl]

21. No, that's definitely not true.

?t=101

[Tanuki]

29. I stand corrected. Thank you for setting the record straight.

[mountain grammy]

14. Will this shitshow never end?

It gets slimier every day.

[Karadeniz]

15. What reporters was he eating with?

[Liberal In Texas]

30. Looks like the Siberian Candidate managed to plug one of the leaks.

So that's not a positive.

[dawg day]

31. CNN says it was a reporter who told the Trump WH she'd been talking-

about the family.
Apparently these dinners are common and considered off the record, but this reporter (Et tu, Tucker?) said she didn't specifically say her comments were off the record.

And it was during the G7 and concerned 'family matters."
Maybe including how the patriarch was gibbering and drugged?

I tell you, I'm amazed this doesn't happen all the time. The desire to share interesting inside info is often overpowering. You'd think everyone who worked for Trump would be dribbling little nuggets every day to friends at least.


https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/29/politics/trump-personal-assistant-madeleine-westerhout/index.html

[The Wielding Truth]

32. Don't they all have to sign non disclosure agreements? trump uses people that way.