President-elect Donald Trump announced his plan national press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, will remain with him in the management as the White House press minister.
In a press release, Trump stated,” Karoline Leavitt did a fantastic job as the National Press Secretary for my Traditional Campaign, and I’m pleased to announce she may serve as the White House Press Secretary.”
” Karoline is bright, strong, and has proven to be a highly effective speaker. I have the greatest confidence she may excel at the floor, and help give our information to the American Citizens as we, Make America Great Again”, Trump’s speech continued.
On the campaign road, Leavitt was seen as a blazing, staunch defender of the former president. Leavitt will need to strike a balance between providing credible information and establishing trust with reporters during regular press conferences and upholding Trump’s commitment to his next administration.
Leavitt, 27, will be the youngest White House press secretary in past. During Trump’s strategy, she tried to appeal to children saying Trump had a special charm to younger citizens.
” The leader has a message that resonates with younger people”, Leavitt told , NPR in September. ” If you want to live the American dream, be able to afford a home, have costs go down ]for ] gas, groceries, rent, and you want to be able to afford a family, then there’s only one option to vote for”.
She previously worked for Kayleigh McEnany, the former White House press minister, as an intern press secretary.
After Trump’s departure from the executive office, she worked for Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY ) on her communications team.
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A New England local, Leavitt ran for office in 2022 for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District but lost the race. If she had won the race, she would have been one of the , second members of Generation Z , to assist in Congress.
Trump’s first leadership saw four hit clerks: Sean Spicer, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Stephanie Grisham, and McEnany. During Trump’s four years in office, he often, due in part to the COVID-19 crisis, stepped into White House press meetings, preferring to get questions from reporters on his own.
