Waching daily May 18 2018

Its Officialy CONFIRMED: Sarah Sanders Is One Of The 10 Most Admired Women In America

it was a stunning turn of events that called for immediate fact-checking after

information came out about Soraka B Sanders people didn't know if it was

true or not so the fact checkers did their work and

officially confirmed something huge about Sanders it's information that was

hiding in plain sight and some of her critics might be disgusted when they

find out about this information her supporters however might say they've

known this all along needless to say the information is now

officially confirmed by fact checkers and Sarah Huckabee Sanders can now add

another accomplishment to her resume not only is the accomplishment honorable but

it certainly must provide a positive echo boost and encouragement if Sanders

had any doubt about the job she was doing Sanders is officially listed as

one of the top 10 most admired women in the United States she came in at rank 9

and joins the ranks of Melania Trump who was also listed in the same category in

fact Mulaney are only ranked 10 on the list which was a shock to many of her

wonderful supporters who believe she's holding up very nicely amid the drama

thrown at her on a daily basis this is a remarkable achievement for both ladies

who supporters believe are doing a wonderful job serving the country it all

started when a web site posted their results and someone posted a meme

picture that suggested Sanders was in the top ten

critics jumped on it right away some people called it fake news and then the

fact checkers from Snopes got involved and looked up the information Snopes

stated that the claim was true here is the information from Snopes claim in

2018 White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was listed as one of

the ten most admired women in the United States rating true origin White House

press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has been the subject of intense scrutiny

and criticism as one of President Donald Trump's chief spokesperson

since his inauguration in January 2017 her consistent defense of sometimes

vacillating an even contradictory statements by Trump as well as her

occasionally combative style have made her the subject of ridicule by

late-night talk-show hosts and in Saturday Night Live sketches in April

2018 comedian Michelle wolf targeted Huckabee Sanders in a controversial

monologue at the White House Correspondents Association dinner it

might come as a surprise then to learn that many members of the American public

admire her more than nearly any other woman in the world

in May 2008 een the Trump 2020 FAFSA book page which is not affiliated with

the president's official re-election campaign made just such a claim posting

a meme which read congrats to Sarah Huckabee Sanders Sarah was just named as

one of the 10 most admired women in America this is true in April 2018 the

uk-based polling firm YouGov published the results of its world's most admired

survey respondents in the United States ranked Huckabee Sanders the ninth most

admired woman in the world Huckabee Sanders was ranked behind Nobel Peace

Prize winner Malala yousufzai Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg queen

elizabeth ii and oprah winfrey the woman americans admire most according to the

survey is Michelle Obama former Democratic presidential candidate

Hillary Clinton was ranked fourth by some distance the man most admired by

American survey respondents his former President Barrack Obama his successor

Donald Trump was ranked second polls like this should be done equally among

political parties to help eliminate any potential for bias in either direction

how does it feel to see Sarah Sanders rise to position 9 on the list of most

admired women in the United States do you think she will rank higher next year

are you glad David Hogg isn't on the list

share this with your friends who support Trump Sanders and the whole

administration they need fans so share this with your fellow supporters thank

you god bless you and God bless america

For more infomation >> Its Officially CONFIRMED: Sarah Sanders Is One Of The 10 Most Admired Women In America!!! - Duration: 4:56.

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There will be crisis if Ekiti governorship election is rigged - Secondus - Duration: 1:51.

Prince Uche Secondus, national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has said that if the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Ekiti state is rigged, there will be crisis, Daily Trust reports.

He made the statement at the flag-off of the party's local government election campaign in Port-Harcourt, Rivers state. we gathers that Secondus made reference to the Kaduna local government elections, and said the Ekiti poll will be a litmus test.

In his words: The forthcoming Ekiti state election is going to be a litmus test. We saw all that happened in Kaduna last Saturday. PDP won in all local government areas, but they over-turned the results.

If you attempt to rig in Ekiti State, there will be crisis. Our security agencies and INEC should not be deceived into rigging elections.".

Secondus added that with the help of Nigerians, the opposition party is united to reclaim power from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Meanwhile, we previously reported that President Muhammadu Buhari challenged the south-west caucus of the APC to bring back Ekiti into the fold of progressive states. The president gave the charge during a dinner meeting with the caucus on Wednesday, May 16 in Abuja.

He said that the people could achieve the target by ensuring electoral victory for the APC gubernatorial candidate, Kayode Fayemi, in the July 14 governorship election in the state.

For more infomation >> There will be crisis if Ekiti governorship election is rigged - Secondus - Duration: 1:51.

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✅ Onze royaltywatcher stelt vast dat het Britse koningshuis populairder is dan ooit. En dat allemaal - Duration: 1:32.

Er was eens, niet eens zo heel lang geleden, een koningshuis dat op instorten stond

De dood van prinses Diana, de schijnbaar harte­loze reactie van de Queen daarop en aansluitend de volkswoede: het had niet veel gescheeld, of de Britse monarchie was mee met Lady Di begraven

Maar zie, twintig jaar later, de gekte die het ­huwelijk van prins Harry (33) met Meghan Markle (36) losweekt

Onze royaltywatcher Wim Dehandschutter stelt vast dat de Windsors populairder zijn dan ooit

Dankzij Harry. Honderdduizend toeschouwers worden morgen in de straten van Windsor verwacht langs de route van de trouwstoet

Twee miljard kijkers zullen wereldwijd voor de buis zitten. En journalisten zullen over elkaar

For more infomation >> ✅ Onze royaltywatcher stelt vast dat het Britse koningshuis populairder is dan ooit. En dat allemaal - Duration: 1:32.

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Grosjean is Shingo [ita-eng sub] - Duration: 1:04.

This Gum Tape Death Match was my idea

If I lose, I'll be laughingstock of the team

I'll make sure to protect my pride, even if it means a tie.

You cannot escape

How about ending this race...

...WITH A DOUBLE CRASH?!

For more infomation >> Grosjean is Shingo [ita-eng sub] - Duration: 1:04.

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This is What Happen When you ask PRISTIN Kyulkyung to do Aegyo | 저 무뚝뚝한 성격이 아시잖아요... [ENGSUB] - Duration: 0:26.

Eunwoo : Kyulkyung-ssi can you show us an Aegyo?

I... Originally an easy going-style of personality and you know about it, why did you do this to me

Thats why things like Aegyo....

I don't really have it **Say it in cute way = Aegyo**

Eunwoo : Aigoo you're so cute

For more infomation >> This is What Happen When you ask PRISTIN Kyulkyung to do Aegyo | 저 무뚝뚝한 성격이 아시잖아요... [ENGSUB] - Duration: 0:26.

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Roger Federer's victory over Old Father Time is the greatest of his career - Duration: 7:37.

Roger Federer's victory over Old Father Time is the greatest of his career

Roger Federers victory over Old Father Time is the greatest of his career    .

OPINION: A book just out by writer Jeff Bercovici posits the thesis that athletes sustain their talents not by striving to be stronger or faster, but smarter.

It is an argument that could have been tailored for the totems of modern tennis.

In 2015, Serena Williams, who turned 34 that September, entered only 11 events but won three major titles.

Now, Roger Federer, a few weeks shy of his 37th birthday, has glided back to world No 1 despite abandoning the clay season altogether.

The last anyone saw of him, he was opening a three-storey Rolex boutique in Dubai, which might be the most Federer-esque moment since he toasted his fifth Australian Open triumph by saying: My mental toughness has always been overshadowed by my virtuosity, my shot-making, my technique, my grace.

It is an unusual luxury, this ability to curate the dying embers of ones career with some parsimonious scheduling.

Just ask Gianluigi Buffon, who this week confirmed his plan to make this weekends match with Verona his last for Juventus.

Even for a 40-year-old, the finest goalkeeper of his generation, it is an imperfect coda: where once Buffon could have savoured the pleasures of winning Serie A for the seventh year in a row, he now stands to be remembered (by a British audience at least) as a thuggish ingrate whose traducing of Michael Oliver led to death threats against the referees family.

Unlike Federer, though, Buffon was never at liberty to strip down his workload, to decide that he would only play home fixtures or save himself for European nights.

Away from individual sports, one has far less latitude in scripting the endgame.

It was telling, perhaps, that one of the few to sympathise with the Italian - shown a red card by Oliver during Juventus Champions League defeat by Real Madrid last month - was Zinedine Zidane.

After all, Zidanes parting act in a football shirt was to plunge his head into Marco Materazzis chest.

Seldom in sport, as he stalked past the Jules Rimet Trophy all alone, has there been an exit so wreathed in darkness.

Federer, then, is a rarity in that he can choreograph his farewell like an artistic director at Sadlers Wells.

To avoid the irritation of comparisons with Rafael Nadal, to whom he has lost four French Open finals out of four, he simply gives Roland Garros the swerve.

Nadal has made clear that this approach would not be for him.

When you get older, you need to adjust a little bit more the efforts and the calendar, the Spaniard said in Monte Carlo last month.

But there are tournaments that I cant imagine missing on purpose, because they are tournaments I love to play..

And yet it is love, Bercovici claims in his book, that keeps Federer going: the pure love of playing, which he has carried ever since he thwacked a tennis ball against the doors of his parents garage in Basel.

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Where the Swiss differs from Nadal, though, is in his appliance of science.

While Nadal maintains a primal intensity that suggests every match could be his last, Federer keeps at least half an eye on self-preservation - and with good reason, too, if one believes Bercovicis theory that it is not ageing that causes a drop-off in fitness, but the other way around.

Under the guidance of fitness coach Pierre Paganini, a publicity-shy figure who never played tennis to a high level, he has displayed astounding longevity these past two years, his balletic reflexes attenuating not even slightly.

When he let in the cameras last year for a glimpse of his training camp in Dubai, he was chasing down returns with an energy to embarrass a man half his age.

By effectively bending time to his will, Federer is achieving something profoundly powerful, by demonstrating that ageing need not be a linear descent into decrepitude.

While there are plenty of studies to illustrate that the human body cannot do at 40 what it could manage at 30, Federer shows that the functional mastery of a physical craft does not always decline at the same rate.

He is that precious case, as Paganini puts it, whose athletic capabilities far outrun his biological age.

For amateur players of a similar age, who suppose that their powers might be inexorably waning, this is the most stirring lesson.

None of it is possible, of course, without the most careful balancing of diet, exercise and sleep patterns around Federers two sets of twins.

Unless, that is, if you happen to be a golfer.

A key reason why Phil Mickelson is so loved within the sport lies in his embrace of his own ageing.

When somebody dared venture that his latest range of long-sleeved athletic shirts were not the most flattering, the American replied: Nobody does slightly overweight, middle-aged guy better than me. Given that the average US golf crowd consists almost exclusively of slightly overweight, middle-aged guys, his message resonates.

They are no idle words, either, since Mickelson, 48 next month, is still winning events 28 years after he first emerged on tour.

From Federer to Serena, Mickelson to a resurgent Tiger Woods, sport is in thrall to a new gerontocracy, united in defiance against going gently into that good night.