President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that he had named Karoline Leavitt, 27, White House spokesperson, a position as prestigious as it is exposed.
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The one who was the spokesperson for the 78-year-old billionaire’s campaign will therefore become the new face of the American executive. “Karoline is smart, strong and has proven to be a very effective communicator,” Trump said in a statement.
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This strategic position involves answering questions from the press on camera on an almost daily basis.
Karoline Leavitt “did a phenomenal job as national spokesperson during my historic campaign and I am pleased to announce that she will be spokesperson for the White House,” announced Donald Trump, assuring that “she will excel at the pulpit and help us convey our message to the American people so that America can become a great nation again.”
Karoline Leavitt worked in Congress as communications manager for Elise Stefanik, a 40-year-old New York state representative recently nominated by Donald Trump to be U.S. ambassador to the UN.
She also campaigned in 2022 to be elected to the House as a New Hampshire state representative, but suffered a defeat.
“I didn’t grow up in a political family. Like most Americans, I grew up in a middle-class, entrepreneurial family here in my home state of New Hampshire. I dove into politics in college,” she said in a Conservative Channel podcast Fox News published Friday.
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