When last we checked in with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, she was being rebuked by President Trump for asking a question about the DC mid-air collision — a question that the president deemed to be “not very smart.” Collins seemed quite upset about Trump mentioning DEI hiring practices possibly having something to do with the accident, and made her displeasure clear when questioning the president. And he made it very clear that he didn’t have time for her partisan posturing.
Collins makes her haughty presence in the White House press briefing room known at every Q&A held by either the president or White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, apparently believing that her seat in the front row somehow bestows on her some sort of VIP status. We know that the president isn’t playing that game, and neither is Leavitt.
At Tuesday’s White House press briefing, Collins…
