
I’ve only been to the White House once. I went during my time as an intern for The Daily Caller. I didn’t really get a White House “tour” or anything. Another intern and I went to Jay Carney’s second White House press briefing. I was so excited and such a dork.
That’s somethin’ else, right?
BTW– the back of the room looks like this:
Believe it or not, I actually HATED being there. I think that’s when I realized I wasn’t meant to be a “mainstream DC ‘journalist.'” I know this will sound bizarre to some of you, but at the time, God told me that he called me to be on the outside, and I haven’t questioned it since. I was just supposed to be there for that time period. It gave me a better perspective on how the industry operates within the bubble. I’m SO grateful for that experience, but I’m SO grateful things worked out the way they did. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be friends with the Chicks and talking to you guys every day. I probably would’ve been fired by now for using the word seahag, TBH.
ALL THAT BEING SAID. I would absolutely LOVE to go on a White House tour someday. It’s on my bucket list.
There was actually a tour going on today, but it didn’t end so well. Apparently, an ambulance was called. An older man was taken out on a stretcher. Word has it he slipped, fell and bumped his head.
The EMS at the White House was due to a tourist falling and hitting his head. pic.twitter.com/7WXXK7lg4d
— PolitiSite (@Politisite) September 13, 2018
Ambulance at White House. Tourist, described as an older gentleman, fell and hit his head according to @presssec pic.twitter.com/ohoeN2hwqL
— Kelly O'Donnell (@KellyO) September 13, 2018
Poor guy!
A tourist injured himself at the White House this morning. He was taken out in a stretcher and treated in an ambulance. We saw him sitting up and being responsive so it appears he's being taken care of.
— Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) September 13, 2018
Brief medical emergency at White House. Ambulance called for a tourist who took a tumble at the residence, per Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
It was an older man, and the press could see he was smiling as he talked to paramedics. pic.twitter.com/TE4bMKu7gS— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) September 13, 2018
It sounds like he’s OK, but whew. An ambulance at the White House? That’s something you never really want to see.
I’m serious about going on a White House tour, though. I want to make that happen while Trump is still in office.