Comedian Dropped From Hosting White House Correspondents’ Dinner

The Association Hosting The White House Correspondents’ Dinner has Cancelled ITS Headline Comedy Performance Thing Year’s Event After The Trump Administration.

Comedian Amber Ruffin Was Scheduled at The Annual Dinner Next, But The White House Correspondents’ Association Announced On Saturday That It has scrapped Her Appearance.

In A Memo to Members, The Association Said The Event’s “Focus Is On The Politics of the Politics,” Rather It Is To Honor The Work Of The White House Journalists.

The Move Comes After The White House Had Attacked For The Association Choosing Ruffin As A Headliner Due to Her Criticalism of US President Donald Trump.

Taylor Budowich, The White House Deputy Chief Of Staff, Racted to The Association’s Decision to Scrap Ruffin’s Performance by Saying It Is A “Cop Out.”

“No accountability at The Whca, Just A Cop Out Statement – Pathetic!” Wrote on Budowich on Saturday in a post X.

He Went on Criticise Ruffin, An Emmy and Tony Nominated Comedian and Writer, As “Hate-Filled”.

Whca President Eugene’s Announced Ruffin As the Headliner Last Month, saying She Chosen Because Her “Unique Talents Are The Ideal Fit For Ther Current Political and Cultural Climate”.

Ruffin, a Writer for NBC’s Late Night With Seth Meyers, has the Show in the Trump Administration in Her Segments, Including His Order to the Gulf of Mexico to America.

The Whca has been at the odds with the Trump Administration in Recent Weeks.

Among Other Issues Was The Associated Press Covering Certain Events, and The White House’s Decision to Directly The Press Pool – The Group of Journalists Who Cover The White House and Travel With The US President.

It is unclear Whether Trump Will Be Attending This Year’s Correspondents’ Dinner. Guest Entertainers For Past Dinners include Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Conan O’brien, Jay Leno and others.