People are seriously wondering the credentials of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany and want to know: Did she pass the bar exam?

It turns out like each unmarried month there's a new White House Press Secretary in President Trump's administration. First, there used to be Sean Spicer, who was once lampooned for reportedly "stealing" a fridge and having an affinity for Big Red chewing gum. Then, Sarah Sanders, and Stephanie Grisham, and in spite of everything, Kayleigh McEnany. And folks need to know: Did she pass the bar exam or no longer?

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Did Kayleigh McEnany pass the bar exam?

There's nothing in Kayleigh's biography that implies she passed the bar, except you are paying attention to this person on a Field & Stream forum who says she passed it in Arkansas. Even if she didn't, she has a sexy impressive University resume. The Florida local first of all majored in global politics at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and spent some time learning in a foreign country in Oxford. After graduating from Georgetown, she worked as a producer for Mike Huckabee's political observation show.

After logging in a couple of years of on-the-job-training, she enrolled in Miami School of Law prior to in the long run moving to Harvard Law School the place she graduated in 2016 after incomes the Bruce J. Winick Award for Excellence. Even whilst McEnany used to be in legislation college, she was once showing on CNN as a paid commentator. Prior to being the White House Press Secretary for Trump, McEnany was vocally critical of the president.

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The Guardian reported that McEnany in the long run reversed her opinion on Donald Trump in an attempt to get extra television time and additional her career. Michael Marcantonio, an affiliate at a law company with Democratic ties stated, "Donald Trump is going to be your nominee ... [if] a smart, young, blond Harvard graduate [wanted] to get on television and have a career as a political pundit, you would be wise to be an early backer." 

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On Aug. 5, 2017, McEnany left her place at CNN after which hosted a 90-second webcast referred to as Real News Update in which she heaped lots of reward on Donald Trump's title, the stances he is taking, and his imaginative and prescient for America, mentioning she brought "real news" to the American other people. From that day forward, her profession as a Republican pundit used to be on an upward trajectory.

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Democrat Van Jones had top reward for McEnany: "I'm not trying to defend the messaging, but what I hope people can acknowledge is there's very few people in either party who can accomplish what Kayleigh has accomplished in such a short time ... People keep taking her lightly, and they keep regretting it," so it isn't like she's receiving applause from just conservatives and Trump supporters.

McEnany was appointed the White House Press Secretary on April 7, 2020. In that point she's praised the president for his reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic and said that the result of the Mueller Report investigation culminated in a "complete and total exoneration of President Trump."

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The end result of the 2020 election as of this writing as no longer yet been established, and, unsurprisingly, Kayleigh is repeatedly tweeting that Trump is not out of the White House but and that votes are still being counted. She's additionally retweeted President Donald Trump's vow to pursue criminal motion to solidify the counts of the votes.

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