Karoline Leavitt celebrates leaving press secretary job with ‘no more questions’ cookies
Katie Miller throws Karoline Leavitt a party with White House lectern cake as speculation continues over replacement.
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Katie Miller throws Karoline Leavitt a party with White House lectern cake as speculation continues over replacement. President Donald Trump has not yet named a successor, though potential candidates include CNN commentator Scott Jennings, Margo Martin, and Anna Kelly. Leavitt's exit is part of a broader wave of White House staff departures before the midterms, including director of legislative affairs James Braid.
Furthermore, The celebrations come amid speculation over who will replace the youngest-ever White House press secretary when she officially leaves at the end of the month.
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Katie Miller throws Karoline Leavitt a party with White House lectern cake as speculation continues over replacement.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesPresident Donald Trump has not yet named a successor, though potential candidates include CNN commentator Scott Jennings, Margo Martin, and Anna Kelly.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesLeavitt's exit is part of a broader wave of White House staff departures before the midterms, including director of legislative affairs James Braid.
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The celebrations come amid speculation over who will replace the youngest-ever White House press secretary when she officially leaves at the end of the month.
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Katie Miller throws Karoline Leavitt a party with White House lectern cake as speculation continues over replacement.
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sidePresident Donald Trump has not yet named a successor, though potential candidates include CNN commentator Scott Jennings, Margo Martin, and…
omitted byRight sidecovered byLeft sideLeavitt's exit is part of a broader wave of White House staff departures before the midterms, including director of legislative affairs…
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