Obama aides deny Trump official's claim that they left behind nasty notes when they departed White House ... in 2017
Alumni of the Obama administration reacted with disbelief and outrage to a claim from White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham that incoming Trump administration officials found insulting notes left behind for them in their offices.
"I'm not sure where her office was, and I certainly wasn't implying every office had that issue," Grisham wrote, referring to Rice's office."In fact, I had a lovely note left for me in the East Wing, and I tracked the woman down and thanked her. I was talking specifically about our experience in the lower press office — nowhere else.
“100% false,” wrote Liz Allen, who worked as a deputy communications director. “I left a note wishing them good luck serving the American people and offering to be a resource.” “I was there,” wrote Daniel Jacobson, who worked in the White House Counsel's Office. “This is a complete and utter lie. Quite the opposite — we left them briefing books to try to help with the transition as much as possible.”
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