Sarah Huckabee Sanders' final curtain call...

[True Dough]

Bahaha. I could actually see that happening. Couldn't you, Sarah?

[oasis]

1. Orange is gonna be the new pink. nt

[Maru Kitteh]

20. tee hee

[Miigwech]

2. Makes me think ....

[DFW]

3. The question on everyone's mind and no one dares to ask.....

Will we really miss that scowl or not?

[Grasswire2]

5. ..and that's a fairly FLATTERING photo of her. nt

[Duppers]

19. Very.

I was thinking the same. Isn't this her best pic ever?

[Baconator]

4. The last 3 years in *.gif form...

[jmowreader]

6. The quote isn't quite accurate

It'll be "move along, there's nothing to see here."

[Kurt V.]

7. orwellian for sure. the final command

[mgardener]

8. I wonder why Trump hired her and why he keeps her.

Have a feeling she is that position in exchange for evangelical support.
And to have a person that evangelicals can relate to.

[marylandblue]

12. He hired her because she is a much better liar than Sean Spicer.

[catbyte]

16. Back in 2017, I read several articles that said that she would leave at the end of 2018.

However, later articles stated that she's still there because she's been unable to secure other employment. She's so radioactive that nobody will touch her with a ten-foot pole. I hope both of those despicable, vile liars will be forced to leave OUR house in abject disgrace and everlasting shame. They deserve each other.

[jdu]

9. Please

I truly hope we all get to see this

[BigmanPigman]

10. I thought sn was going to leave over a momth ago.

I was happy that my remote conteol "mute" button would finally get a rest. What is going on? Why is she still here?

[More_Cowbell]

13. I don't know if you've ever read the @RogueFirstLady account...

Whoever it is has written some "insider" stories about the White House. The latest installment has a conversation between Sarah and Steve Miller where she bemoans the lack of job offers, even in the private sector, and says that she was supposed to be gone after the midterm election.

I don't know if it's true, but it feels true (h/t Stephen Colbert).

[BigmanPigman]

14. It very well could be true since the media has been relaying stories

about people who work(ed) for this admin are finding few, if any, job offers from anyone. They are perceived as poison and that is what they deserve. I guess the only places to work after the W House is either Fux Ruse or Russia.

Over a year ago it was known that no one in DC who is working for the GOP can get a date. They are about as sought after as syphilis.

[erronis]

17. Oh, come on. 96% of the RW thinktanks around DC are populated by failures

and funded by people with too much money and too few ethics.

I'm leaving some wiggle room for 1 or 2 smart but misguided twenty-somethings who thought libertarianism is the same as liberalism.

[rurallib]

15. that's the story I heard - she couldn't get a job

honestly, if you had a business would you want someone with Sanders reputation and notoriety anywhere near it? I would imagine she is even toxic for evangelicals.

Maybe Daddy even thinks she is toxic. Wouldn't you think a Fox News(?) would take a flier on her? She may be even too much for them.

[erronis]

18. All she has to do is bleach her hair, lose 50#s, cross her legs and STFU.

But being her daddy's spoke, she will need to make inane comments.

I do miss Spicer's wielding of the pulpit as a battering ram...

[Duppers]

22. Couldn't she just go to work for her rich daddy?

Aren't they in the same business? Lying.

[pdsimdars]

11. We can only hope

[apkhgp]

21. I try not to think about

The Wicked Witch of Washington. That would be a waste of my time.