Kimberly Guilfoyle, the Fox News commentator-turned-Trump campaign advisor, hasn't faded quietly back
into private life since her boyfriend's father made a tumultuous exit from the Oval Office.
She's still tweeting away, defending the Donald with posts like,
"The media is going to attempt to rewrite history and ignore the progress made by President
Trump, we can't let them."
Or this tweet with very high praise for 45:
"America elected Pres Trump to take on the toughest battles & hardest decisions. He always
fought for what's right not what's popular. To my friend & the greatest President our
nation may ever know, thank you for ur sacrifice and all you accomplished."
"THE BEST. IS YET. TO COME!"
While Guilfoyle hasn't taken any straight shots at President Joe Biden, she has made
her feelings clear via her mastery of the passive-aggressive retweet with occasional
criticism. One recent tweet, just a single syllable, found her responding to a comment
another Twitter user made on an article from The Hill entitled ...
"Biden pledges no family members will work at the White House"
… a practice his predecessor didn't follow. The commentator responded, quote, "they'll
be outside charging admission," to which Guilfoyle chimed in ...
"Truth"
While it wasn't clear exactly what improprieties on the Bidens' part she was alleging, it's
clear Guilfoyle doesn't think much of their clan.
While certain members of the Trump family still have their staunch supporters, it seems
that the support does not necessarily extend to hangers-on. Guilfoyle's tweet seems to
have been met with nothing but roasting, with one Twitter user asking,
"Who are you again?"
Others simply wished that the end of Trump's administration would mean the end of Guilfoyle's
commentary, with one user tweeting,
"Kimberly, go away. And don't you come back no more."
Using the phrase "charging admission" may have been particularly ill-advised on Guilfoyle's
part, as well, even if she was only repeating someone else's words. It left her open to
critics of the expenses wracked up by the Trump family's frequent travel. One tweeted,
"You've been partying at Mar-A-Lago on the taxpayer dime for the last 4 years."
Another recent tweet of Guilfoyle's found her having a bit more to say. She posted a
link to a CBS report about how the Chinese government may be collecting U.S. health data,
some of it perhaps more personal than we'd like, in addition to helping with COVID testing.
Guilfoyle posted,
"The welcome mat is out and China is setting up shop."
Her tweet doesn't directly name any of the Bidens, but it seems to be referring to the
ongoing accusations the Trump administration leveled at both Joe Biden and his son Hunter
that they were somehow in collusion with or at least profiting from their association
with China.
CNN fact-checked such claims in 2019 and found no evidence that Biden had ever received funds
from China and that it didn't appear that Hunter's former business dealings had been
influenced by his father's political position.
Guilfoyle's take on the China issue didn't go over too well with her Twitter followers,
one of whom, in fact, posted,
"Thanks for reminding me to unfollow. Have a great day!"
Others brought up the fact that both Donald Trump and daughter Ivanka were granted trademarks
by the Chinese government while Trump was in office, leading to concerns about there
being a conflict of interest.
While you might think Trump's Twitter followers would rally round his namesake now that the
former POTUS is no longer Tweeter-in-Chief, it appears Guilfoyle's guy isn't getting much
support for his tweets, either.
When he posted a link to an article about SpaceX being investigated for allegedly preferring
to hire U.S. citizens, he captioned it,
"In Biden's America Last administration this shouldn't be a surprise."
But what may have come as a surprise was how his opinion was received. Comments included:
"As long as it's no longer 'Trump First,' I'm good."
And then there was this pull-no-punches reply:
"Shut up, criminal!!"
For the most part, though, Donald Trump Jr.'s sentence in the court of public opinion seems
to be lighter than Guilfoyle's. While people blame him for being his father's son, the
attacks on Guilfoyle are more personal, and get pretty ugly, so we won't be repeating
them here. No matter what you may think of such prominent, divisive figures as Guilfoyle
and Trump Jr., some things just don't need to be said.
"We must end this 'uncivil war.'"
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