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'''Cliff Sims'''<!--Billy Cliff Sims?--> (born [[February 17]], [[1984]] in Enterprise) is a media assistant to President Donald Trump, the founding publisher of the ''[[Yellowhammer News]]'', and former CEO of [[Yellowhammer Multimedia]].
'''Cliff Sims'''<!--Billy Cliff Sims?--> (born [[February 17]], [[1984]] in Enterprise) is a media assistant to President Donald Trump, the founding publisher of the ''[[Yellowhammer News]]'', and former CEO of [[Yellowhammer Multimedia]].


Sims is the son of Dwayne and Brenda Sims of Enterprise. He attended Enterprise State Junior College from in 2003-2004, where he was a member of the Weevils basketball team. He also claims to have played college basketball at Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi. He later enrolled at the [[University of Alabama]] where he chaired the College Republicans chapter and began contributing political reports to the conservative website, "The Daily Caller". During the [[2010 general election|2010 election]] he chaired Alabama State Representative Barry Moore's campaign in his home county.
Sims is the son of Dwayne and Brenda Sims of Enterprise. He attended Enterprise State Junior College in 2003-2004, where he was a member of the Weevils basketball team. He also claims to have played college basketball at Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi. He later enrolled at the [[University of Alabama]] where he chaired the College Republicans chapter and began contributing political reports to the conservative website, "The Daily Caller". During the [[2010 general election|2010 election]] he chaired Alabama State Representative Barry Moore's campaign in his home county.


Sims began publishing a weblog called "Yellowhammer" in [[2011]], and expanded it into a news site in [[2013]]. The site has been seen as a counterpoint to the [[Alabama Education Association]]-backed ''[[Alabama Political Reporter]]'' and has been noted for its overarching support for and access to [[Alabama State House of Representatives]] Speaker [[Mike Hubbard]]. Notably, Yellowhammer obtained recordings of Governor [[Robert Bentley]]'s inappropriate conversations with his aide, [[Rebekah Caldwell Mason]] from an undisclosed source and made them available online. Sims appears regularly as host of "Yellowhammer Radio" on [[WYDE-FM]].  
Sims began publishing a weblog called "Yellowhammer" in [[2011]], and expanded it into a news site in [[2013]]. The site has been seen as a counterpoint to the [[Alabama Education Association]]-backed ''[[Alabama Political Reporter]]'' and has been noted for its overarching support for and access to [[Alabama State House of Representatives]] Speaker [[Mike Hubbard]]. Notably, Yellowhammer obtained recordings of Governor [[Robert Bentley]]'s inappropriate conversations with his aide, [[Rebekah Caldwell Mason]] from an undisclosed source and made them available online. Sims appears regularly as host of "Yellowhammer Radio" on [[WYDE-FM]].  

Revision as of 09:17, 1 February 2019

Cliff Sims

Cliff Sims (born February 17, 1984 in Enterprise) is a media assistant to President Donald Trump, the founding publisher of the Yellowhammer News, and former CEO of Yellowhammer Multimedia.

Sims is the son of Dwayne and Brenda Sims of Enterprise. He attended Enterprise State Junior College in 2003-2004, where he was a member of the Weevils basketball team. He also claims to have played college basketball at Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi. He later enrolled at the University of Alabama where he chaired the College Republicans chapter and began contributing political reports to the conservative website, "The Daily Caller". During the 2010 election he chaired Alabama State Representative Barry Moore's campaign in his home county.

Sims began publishing a weblog called "Yellowhammer" in 2011, and expanded it into a news site in 2013. The site has been seen as a counterpoint to the Alabama Education Association-backed Alabama Political Reporter and has been noted for its overarching support for and access to Alabama State House of Representatives Speaker Mike Hubbard. Notably, Yellowhammer obtained recordings of Governor Robert Bentley's inappropriate conversations with his aide, Rebekah Caldwell Mason from an undisclosed source and made them available online. Sims appears regularly as host of "Yellowhammer Radio" on WYDE-FM.

In 2016 Sims took a leave of absence from his media company to serve as an adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign. After the inauguration in January 2017, Sims was appointed as assistant communications director for White House message strategy and special assistant to the president. Brian Ellis took over as CEO of Yellowhammer. In May 2018 it was reported that Sims had resigned from the White House to become a Senior Adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, but his appointment to that position was never announced. In January 2019 St Martin's Press published Sim's memoir of his time in the White House.

Sims and his wife, Megan, reside in Homewood and attend The Church at Brook Hills.

Publications

  • Sims, Cliff (2019) Team of Vipers: My 500 Extraordinary Days in the Trump White House. New York, New York: St Martin's Press

References

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