Trump's representative Kayleigh McEnany will be the new White House press secretary.
McEnany, 31, will take the position of Stephanie Grisham, who unexpectedly left on Tuesday morning to rejoin the team of first lady Melania Trump.
Additionally joining the White House group is Alyssa Farah, a previous associate to Vice President Mike Pence, who lately filled in as a Pentagon representative. Ben Williamson, an associate of Mark Meadows, the White House head of staff and previous North Carolina congressman, will likewise be joining the press group.
McEnany graduated from Harvard Law School, and held an several positions in Republican legislative issues. She has been the most obvious representative for President Donald Trump's 2020 re-appointment campaign.
She will join the White House at a particularly troublesome time for the president and his organization as they work to address the twin emergencies of the coronavirus pandemic and the shutdown of the U.S. economy.
Trump, who trusts himself to be his own best representative, has reclassified the conventional job of press secretary. During her nine months at work, Grisham didn't hold a solitary public interview.
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