Karoline Leavitt, the youngest-ever White House press secretary, will not occupy the traditional press secretary's office in the West Wing. The spacious office, with a wood-burning fireplace and views of the North Lawn, will instead go to Taylor Budowich, the incoming deputy chief of staff for communications and cabinet affairs. This change comes as the Trump transition team merges communications and press operations.
Karoline Leavitt , the incoming press secretary , won’t occupy what has long been the press secretary ’s office in the White House .
The congresswoman fell down a marble staircase during a trip to Luxembourg in December and underwent emergency hip replacement surgery. The actor posted a cryptic message to his Instagram account that suggests he may nab a second chance at the role.incoming press secretary Karoline Leavitt will give up the press secretary’s office—a spacious work area with a wood-burning fireplace and views of the North Lawn—to spend her days elsewhere in the West Wing.
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