Erin Perrine Age, Wikipedia, Married Husband, Family, Biography, Net worth (2024)

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• Mar 19, 2024Mar 19, 2024
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• Erin Perrine was the principal deputy communications director (serving from March 2019 to November 2020) for former US President Donald Trump.
• Prior to joining the Trump campaign, she worked as press secretary for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for two years.

• Erin Perrine (maiden name Erin Margaret Callanan) on July 22, 1988, to attorney parents Karen Smith Callanan (mother) and Casey Callanan (father) in Rochester, New York. She was also raised here.
• As a child, Perrine recalled helping her grandfather, Gary Smith, campaign for city court judge, and spending time with small business owners, which also influenced her political views about the role of government in people’s lives.
• Perrine attended the University of Connecticut and graduated in 2010 with a degree in Political Science.
• She has three siblings: two sisters, Megan Callanan Lasaponara and Christine ‘Chris’ Hickey, and a brother, Eamon Eric Callanan.
• Erin met the man who would become her husband, Nicholas ‘Nick’ Perrine, while she worked with him on the Ron Johnson for Senate campaign. They started being in a relationship in 2013. Nicholas works for the NRA.
• Erin married Nicholas Perrine on July 2nd, 2016, at the Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle in Washington, D.C. The reception took place at the Osteria Morini. To honor her brother Eamon’s memory, Erin had a piece of his shirt sewn into her wedding dress.
• Nicholas & Erin resides in the state of Virginia.

• Erin was an intern at the 2008 Republican National Convention. She worked for the external affairs team.
• After she graduated from the University of Connecticut, Erin relocated to Wisconsin, where she worked on the Ron Johnson for Senate campaign.
• She then moved to New York City, where she became a secretary for the Republican state assembly.
• Erin then worked for Paul Ryan’s campaign for office in Wisconsin, for a voter contact firm, and as a secretary for the Republican Senate conference and for Senator John Thune.
• She then became the spokeswoman for House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
• Until more recently, she served as the principal deputy communications director for former President Trump. Perrine strongly defended Trump’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. During her time as the director of press communications for the Trump campaign, Perrine frequently defended the president’s response to the pandemic. In an interview with Fox News in May 2020, she praised Trump’s decision to limit travel from China early on in the outbreak, saying it saved many American lives. She also criticized the media, accusing them of “fear-mongering” and trying to make Trump look bad.
• In the weeks following Trump’s failed 2020 Presidential election, Perrine became a staunch defender of the Trump campaign’s claims that the election was rigged and that widespread voter fraud had occurred.

• On June 8th, 2016, Erin’s brother Eamon Eric Callanan died of an opioid overdose at the young age of twenty-eight in the aftermath of a back injury sustained in 2012 that had left him with opioid addiction. This tragic loss happened only twenty-four days before Erin’s wedding.
• On June 22nd, 2018, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told the story of Erin’s brother Eamon Eric Callanan in a speech directed at the House and aimed to empower a bill dealing with the opioid crisis.
• She used to teach horseback riding as a weekend job. One of her students informed her that the Republican Senate Conference was looking for staff, which prompted Erin to submit her resume. It is how she became a press secretary.
• She is a loyal and passionate supporter of The Buffalo Bills, a New-York based American football team.
• Her sister Christine ‘Chris’ Hickey followed in the family tradition and became an accomplished lawyer. Her sister Megan Callanan Lasaponara is a successful pediatric doctor who works in Greece, New York.

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1. Marcia J HunsingerMar 7, 2024 at 3:56 am

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   Hi again, Erin. Follow up/side note to my message to you…I’m 70 (still) female and graduated from Sutherland HS when there was only one Pittsford High School. The year after I graduated, they finished and opened Pitts. Mendon HS.

2. Marcia HunsingerMar 7, 2024 at 3:46 am

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   Hi Erin,

   I’m from Pittsford, my whole life 70 years (but lived in W. Irondequoit until I was 2-1/2.), but moved to Pittsford when it was still mostly farmland. What town did you grow up in and what High School did you go to? The way I heard that you were from Roch. was on Guttfeld when you did a story about where you’re from. Jamie Lithgowe is also from our area. You have done really well in your career! Super that you got to work for Trump! Thanks for listening!

3. Ronald GriffisAug 30, 2022 at 11:39 pm

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   Dear Erin,

   I love the job you are doing for Donald J. Trump. We must win in 2022 and 2024, I am so sick and tired of Dems’ lies about everything. Also, don’t take this personally. I am 72 years young. But, I think you are the Prettiest lady on Fox. I, once thought it was Shannon Bream or Emily Campago until they put your pretty little, smiling face on TV. 72 or not you are my heartthrob.

4. Lord JohannesJun 5, 2022 at 4:24 am

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   Dear Erin,

   You are a lovely woman and your husband is a lucky man. Thank you for all that you do. Please feel free to contact me if your marriage doesn’t work out.

   Thank you,
   Lord Johannes of Percyville

5. Gretchen HenstraOct 7, 2020 at 7:05 pm

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   Erin, I really hope you receive this message. I just saw you on Fox talking with Harris on Outnumbered. Sounds like you have the ability to speak to the President. I REALLY need you to have President Trump look at Steve Hilton’s 7-5-2020 show that was on Fox titled “How to get Trump re-elected”. It was great! Had many terrific ideas. I voted for President Trump in 2016 because of all the new ideas he had about everything he wanted to do for our country. He sounded excited when he spoke. He smiled. By the way he looks great when he smiles; looks 10 years younger. The campaign never lost the excitement; was very positive. This current campaign has been too negative and mostly just talking about all the great things he had accomplished in the last few years and he has done a fantastic job, but now we want to know what he plans to do in the next 4 years. Please…We NEED TO GET HIM RE-ELECTED, so have him watch Steve Hilton’ Fox show from 7-5-2020 on the internet. It is worth a try. I am very worried about Biden, what a scary thought. He is not well.

   Also, make sure the debates happen. Have Biden checked for earbuds. I heard on one show that he is fed answers through earbuds.

   Please Erin, do your best. Find a way to speak to the President. Hope it is ok that I sent you this message. I am a senior in Arizona who is very concerned. Please give President Trump my best.

6. Michael FrevilleOct 7, 2020 at 6:36 pm

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   I believe a really effective ad campaign for the president would go like this.

   “Trump, all fact no brag.”
   “Biden, all brag and no fact.”

   Then illustrate with a couple of quick video vignettes proving both.

7. Russ PerrineOct 7, 2020 at 6:32 pm

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   Erin Perrine,
   As one who has lived all my years with this, Perrine is pronounced Purr (like a cat) and Rhine (like the river in Europe). I am one of President Trump’s strong supporters which is somewhat difficult while living in a blue state! I write Op-Ed material for various newspapers in New Jersey.

   Keep up the great work. I look forward to witnessing the President’s re-election in November.
   RUSS PERRINE
   Old Bridge, NJ

8. Bill McmahonOct 7, 2020 at 5:22 pm

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   Just saw you on Outnumbered Overtime and thought you were a fantastic advocate for President Trump. Please keep fighting for him and America. We need more spokespersons like you. Thank you for your passion and love for this country!!

9. Gale PerrinAug 10, 2020 at 9:15 pm

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   My name is Gale Perrin, my sons name is Aaron Perrin…he was born June 17th 1988…weird…I heard you on WHO radio in Des Moines Iowa…You are very good at what you do.

10. Tim WAug 8, 2020 at 2:43 am

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    Erin, you’re a sweet, pretty and smart lady. Sadly, you’ll never get through to the brain-washed idiots on the left. But it emboldens all your fellow conservatives who have some common sense and stand for truth, justice and sanity, that you’ll NEVER give up. Keep going and we’ll see you in the winner’s circle when the dust settles!

11. Tom O’brienJul 10, 2020 at 2:18 am

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    Erin,

    From now until the election, at every rally, President Trump needs to *enthusiastically* lend his support to a constitutional amendment establishing the official number of justices on the Supreme Court at nine. Without such an amendment it is only a matter of time until Democrats pack the court—they will not accept a conservative court without it. Here’ a great idea for a bumper sticker in support of such an amendment, “Nine is fine.”

    Tom O’Brien
    Fort Jones, CA

12. JudyJun 8, 2020 at 12:22 am

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    My maiden middle name is Perrine, a family name. My family was in NJ. Does your husband have any genealogy records of his Perrine ancestors? Keep up your good work for the Trump campaign!

13. Dale EshelmanApr 11, 2020 at 4:41 pm

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    Erine,

    Re. Voter Fraud:

    Consult with financial auditors. Just like the annual financials of companies we do not rely upon company representatives to certify financial results. An independent audit is conducted to determine the results.

    All end results are traceable back to the source record.
    In Georgia, the Secretary of State on Fox News stated ballots are not identifiable back to the registered voter by State law. The inability to trace each ballot back to a signature makes it impossible to prove a ballot was cast by a legitimate person with a proper voter registration signature.

    The law should be declared unconstitutional. The results cannot be certified. Although I submit there is likely coding on each ballot to trace back with substantial effort.

    Take possessions of voting machines by precinct. Keep segregated. Consult with independent financial auditors for the process to recount votes electronically by polling location and compare to original results to identify fraud. Present the process to the courts to order process begins.

    Dale Eshelman

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