Kimberly Guilfoyle Leaving Fox News To Campaign With Donald Trump Jr.: Report

[edpc]

Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle is planning to leave the network to campaign for the 2018 midterm elections with her reported boyfriend Donald Trump Jr., CNN reported Friday.

Guilfoyle will likely join America First Politics, a pro-Trump non-profit, according to the network. It’s not know when she’s planning on leaving Fox News.

A spokesman for Trump Jr. tweeted Friday that Guilfoyle joining Trump Jr. on the campaign trail “is a win for the entire GOP.”

http://thehill.com/homenews/media/398046-kimberly-guilfoyle-leaving-fox-news-to-campaign-with-donald-trump-jr-report

[edpc]

If the rumors of Sanders leaving after the midterms are true, I'm guessing Guilfoyle is the likely replacement.

[ABX]

'Campaign'? Is that the euphemism the kids call it now?

[Silver Pines]

I love all the pro-family MAGA types who’ve been Tweeting what a lovely, adorable couple they are.  He’s still married.

[corbe]

   If sleeping with a Trump is a 'fireable' offence at Fox, Hannity should go too.

[ABX]

   If sleeping with a Trump is a 'fireable' offence at Fox, Hannity should go too.

I don't think sleeping was involved. ;)

[edpc]

I love all the pro-family MAGA types who’ve been Tweeting what a lovely, adorable couple they are.  He’s still married.

Didn’t seem to bother Aubrey O’Day, either.

[libertybele]

I love all the pro-family MAGA types who’ve been Tweeting what a lovely, adorable couple they are.  He’s still married.

That's what I thought.  What a wonderful example he's giving his children.  Front and center right in front of them and his wife!  How horrible for the kids and humiliating for his wife.

[edpc]

That's what I thought.  What a wonderful example he's giving his children.

I wonder where he possibly could have learned behavior like that?

[Emjay]

That's what I thought.  What a wonderful example he's giving his children.  Front and center right in front of them and his wife!  How horrible for the kids and humiliating for his wife.

Wait.  His wife filed for divorce in April.  I doubt if she cares what he's doing now.

[libertybele]

Wait.  His wife filed for divorce in April.  I doubt if she cares what he's doing now.

I see it a little differently.  She filed for a divorce for what seems now to be obvious reasons.  You would think that out of respect for his children and the mother of his children he'd keep a low profile and be a little more discreet until the divorce is finalized.  Instead he's now flaunting his infidelity.

It is unfortunate that many now see infidelity and divorce as very acceptable and commonplace.  Not so long ago, extramarital affairs and divorce were seen in a much more negative light and shunned.

We as a people have become too accepting of the 'ills' within our society.

[edpc]

You would think that out of respect for his children and the mother of his children he'd keep a low profile and be a little more discreet until the divorce is finalized.  Instead he's now flaunting his infidelity.

Of course.  What do you expect when his father sets the example and says things like this in an interview....

"You know, it doesn't really matter what [the media] write as long as you've got a young and beautiful piece of ass."

[Wingnut]

I see it a little differently.  She filed for a divorce for what seems now to be obvious reasons.  You would think that out of respect for his children and the mother of his children he'd keep a low profile and be a little more discreet until the divorce is finalized.  Instead he's now flaunting his infidelity.

It is unfortunate that many now see infidelity and divorce as very acceptable and commonplace.  Not so long ago, extramarital affairs and divorce were seen in a much more negative light and shunned.

We as a people have become too accepting of the 'ills' within our society.

She/they lost that loving feeling.  I see no point in not moving on.   

[DCPatriot]

   If sleeping with a Trump is a 'fireable' offence at Fox, Hannity should go too.

That's pretty good.   

[Emjay]

I see it a little differently.  She filed for a divorce for what seems now to be obvious reasons.  You would think that out of respect for his children and the mother of his children he'd keep a low profile and be a little more discreet until the divorce is finalized.  Instead he's now flaunting his infidelity.

It is unfortunate that many now see infidelity and divorce as very acceptable and commonplace.  Not so long ago, extramarital affairs and divorce were seen in a much more negative light and shunned.

We as a people have become too accepting of the 'ills' within our society.

We have become too accepting of that but the problem is so few people can claim to have had marriages free of infidelity and divorce.  I can but who else?

[corbe]

   Not I, @Emjay and realizing my shortcomings I stopped taking that vow in front of G_d and everybody.

[Chosen Daughter]

I wonder where he possibly could have learned behavior like that?

I wonder too.  LOL

[Sighlass]

We have become too accepting of that but the problem is so few people can claim to have had marriages free of infidelity and divorce.  I can but who else?

Yep, one wonders if at the heart of it, did a lot of people elected Trump to normalize immorality and spit at those that still held character accountable? TOS basically cheered at the fake National Enquirer story of Cruz's mistresses.

[libertybele]

Yep, one wonders if at the heart of it, did a lot of people elected Trump to normalize immorality and spit at those that still held character accountable? TOS basically cheered at the fake National Enquirer story of Cruz's mistresses.

I'm not so sure that people elected Trump to normalize immorality, rather than sadly, his immoral behavior wasn't seen as an issue.

[Silver Pines]

We have become too accepting of that but the problem is so few people can claim to have had marriages free of infidelity and divorce.  I can but who else?

@Emjay

I can.  There was no divorce in my family.

[libertybele]

@Emjay

I can.  There was no divorce in my family.

I've bee married for 35 years.  The marriage at times hasn't exactly been a bed of roses, but I take my marriage vows seriously and we've stayed together and worked through our problems.  We just headed into our retirement and I'm glad we didn't throw in the towel when things got rough.  Life is much too short to not appreciate each other.

[corbe]

   Only G_d is greater than a precious soulmate, I certainly miss the later, more often than not. @libertybele

[Silver Pines]

I've bee married for 35 years.  The marriage at times hasn't exactly been a bed of roses, but I take my marriage vows seriously and we've stayed together and worked through our problems.  We just headed into our retirement and I'm glad we didn't throw in the towel when things got rough.  Life is much too short to not appreciate each other.

@libertybele

You’re right, marriage vows are serious.  My parents were older when they had me, so they, my aunts, uncles, etc. were from a generation that stayed married.  I know sometimes it just isn’t possible.  When my sister-in-law and her husband divorced, it was the saddest thing.  We’d been friends with the husband for so long, and then he was just gone, moved away.  In a way it was almost like a death.

It’s worth it to work through the problems whenever possible.  I know a lot of people are cynical about marriage, but I think it’s really God’s gift.

[Silver Pines]

   Only G_d is greater than a precious soulmate, I certainly miss the later, more often than not. @libertybele

@corbe ❤️

[Sighlass]

25 years married (around 30 when married) (and no, our marriage wasn't always picture perfect)... But I never seriously looked over the fence at anyone else (and never will).