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Trump's former press secretary has a new job.
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsConservativeOverlooked by progressives2 hr. ago

Trump's former press secretary has a new job.

Former White House spokesperson Caroline Leavitt has joined Fox News as a commentator, analyzing American political developments. She previously served as a spokesperson under President Donald Trump and was known for her frequent appearances on Fox News alongside other members of his administration. Leavitt resigned from her position at the end of August after giving birth to her second child. The White House has not yet named a new spokesperson, and Trump has occasionally addressed journalists directly during informal settings. Leavitt became the youngest White House spokesperson in history at age 28, though she often faced contentious interactions with reporters. Her move to Fox News reflects her continued alignment with conservative media outlets.

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Večer logoVečerIndependent🔒Conservative2 hr. ago
A former Trump campaign aide will be joining the right-wing Fox News network.

The article reports that Caroline Leavitt, a former spokesperson for the White House under President Donald Trump, has joined Fox News as a future commentator. Leavitt, who was previously the youngest White House press secretary in history, left her position in August after giving birth to her second child. She had frequently appeared on Fox News during her time at the White House alongside other members of Trump’s administration. Trump has not yet named a new press secretary, and the White House has stopped holding regular press conferences, though Trump occasionally sends members of his administration to speak with journalists.

Bias read (Conservative): The article highlights Leavitt's association with Trump's administration and her move to Fox News, which is known for its conservative leaning. The emphasis on her role within Trump's team and her potential influence as a commentator suggests a framing that aligns with the right-wing perspective. It

N1 Slovenija logoN1 SlovenijaIndependentConservative5 hr. ago
Trump's former press secretary has a new job.

Former White House spokesperson Caroline Leavitt has joined Fox News as a commentator, analyzing American political developments. She previously served as a spokesperson under President Donald Trump and was known for her frequent appearances on Fox News alongside other members of his administration. Leavitt resigned from her position at the end of August after giving birth to her second child. The White House has not yet named a new spokesperson, and Trump has occasionally addressed journalists directly during informal settings. Leavitt became the youngest White House spokesperson in history at age 28, though she often faced contentious interactions with reporters. Her move to Fox News reflects her continued alignment with conservative media outlets.

Bias read (Conservative): The article frames Leavitt’s career transition as a natural continuation of her alignment with conservative values, emphasizing her association with Trump and Fox News. It highlights her role in promoting access to alternative media and influencers who support Trump, which aligns with a right-wing叙事

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