Sarah Sanders’s Struggles Prepare Her to be Sent to the White House

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Mike Huckabee’s daughter is Trump’s Press Secretary. She helped her presidential candidate dad, and their fail helped prepared her for her current job. Sanders liked Trump and his family and she thought he might actually win. When Trump offered her a job, how could she say no? She began in politics at ten, helping her dad with his campaign for Arkansas governor. She enjoyed putting out the signs. When her dad hired Dick Morris, a campaign consultant she was allowed to listen in, and she learned a lot. She liked the strategy sessions more than the rest. She continued helping her dad, then she went to The Governor’s Mansion, a high school for politics. She also went to Central High. For collage she chose Ouachita baptist University. Sanders tried very hard to help her father to make it as a presidential candidate in 2008. In 2010 Sarah married Bryan Sanders. Sanders worked on John Boozman’s campaign and he said afterwards “I wouldn’t be here without Sarah’s master work.” Then she signed on as Tim Pawlenty’s senior political adviser. In the end he dropped out after getting third in the 2011 Iowa Straw Poll. But later he said “I just think the world of her [Sarah]” Right before the inauguration Sean Spicer, Trump’s Press Secretary then, asked Sanders if she would be his principal deputy. She said yes. Trump ended up not liking Spicer’s way of doing the job, but he was happy with how Sanders was handling it. In July Trump promoted her. Huckabee, her dad, said “There are very few jobs where a person is on the high wire any more so than White House press secretary.” And Boozman said her job as press secretary is “unimaginably hard.” So even though it’s hard, Sanders was prepared for the job because of her upbringing in politics, and her dad’s loss was just the beginning for her politic journey.