New IT Girl For Trump: Grisham Carries A Lot of Baggage With Roots in Arizona

The Donald has named a New Apprentice as the new role model for the Defender for Everything Trump. If you happen to notice a physical similarity with First Lady Melania and former Communications Director Hope Hicks, professional qualifications aside, the departure of Sarah Sanders is an opportunity to introduce a new character into the spotlight: Stephanie Grisham.

Just like Sanders she carries the last name [as a single mother] of another well-known public person, the mystery writer John Grisham. Put that aside for the moment - she actually has worked with other politicians, as spokesperson for the Republicans in the Arizona House of Representatives. She also previously served as the spokesperson for Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne.

The Donald certainly likes female models - he married one the third time-around who is now "The First Lady". Stephanie Grisham got promoted from her press secretary to being his. . . in the case of former Communications Director Hope Hicks - seen in this image to the right at the age of 17 - >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> She doesn't have a background in politics, but has been connected to the Trump family for the last five years.
And she's quietly worked her way up to being one of the president's closest allies - and one of his highest paid, on $180,000 (£140,000) a year. . . So how did someone with such a low profile get one of the most important jobs in the US government?
She came to Donald through Ivanka Trump
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"Hope Hicks started her career in public relations, where Ivanka Trump's fashion company was one of her clients.
Having modelled for the likes of Ralph Lauren - as well as appearing on the cover of a Gossip Girl spin-off book - she modelled some of Ivanka's clothes as part of her job.
Working with the eldest daughter of Donald Trump meant Hope Hicks eventually caught the eye of the US president.
He personally hand-picked her in October 2014 to work in PR for his real estate company. . .
. . . In early 2015, Hope Hicks was thrust into the political sphere when she went with Donald Trump on a trip, which turned out to be the first part of his presidential campaign.
Donald Trump told GQ last year that he thought "Hope was outstanding".

She ended up in politics by accident . . .
When Donald Trump became president, he created a new role for Hope Hicks: White House director of strategic communications . . ."
Source:
How Hope Hicks went from modelling to being Donald Trump's new media director at 28
12 Sept 2017

By Imran Rahman-Jones Newsbeat reporter

Link > http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat 

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< Just from the look of things, there could be a Cat Fight:

The next change in the cast of characters in the back alleys of the Trump House of Cards might involve one more shuffle in the hands getting played:

Kelly Ann Conway makes an exit, off-stage!

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Any physical resemblance between all these three women who play roles is purely coincidental, or not.

There could be alternative realities, of course.

Hope Hicks replaced former Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci, who was fired after 10 days

Just like Sheila Graham, she came to The Donald from his wife.

According to Daily Entertainment News   "Since working for the first lady, Grisham has been a loyal servant. . .

Just like Sarah Sanders, Sheila Graham's way of dealing with the president is not to try and change him, but to simply enable him in what he wants to do.

Here in Arizona, Grisham has roots, controversial roots

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FAIR WARNING

In Arizona, new White House spokesperson Stephanie Grisham ...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../stephanie-grisham-white-house-credentials-arizona-j...

2 hours ago - Hank Stephenson, who sparred with Stephanie Grisham as a reporter at the Arizona Capitol Times, recalled that the new White House press secretary. . .

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