Top Trump Official's POTUS Praise Goes Viral For Cringiest Reasons
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Critics mocked Tammy Bruce's cultish vibes.
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce drew widespread criticism and ridicule for her latest effusive tribute to Donald Trump during a press briefing.
While discussing Middle East policy on Tuesday, Bruce abruptly shifted into glowing praise of the president, even thanking God for him.
Bruce hailed Trump’s supposed sacrifices and character: “We can say this simply by having watched him most of his adult life in some capacity, but certainly with what he’s given up and sacrificed to be the leader of this country.”
She later described Trump as “very honest” and “transparent,” adding that she knows “to trust him” and “not second guess him.” She also praised “the power of his personality and leadership” and expressed her gratitude that “he’s the one making the decisions.”
Critics online mocked the moment as cultish, and more:
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“These are serious charges, and that’s the reason we’re going to have special oversight,” said Sen. Roger Wicker, the Republican chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee.