MAGA Inc. ratna blagajna je porasla na $404 milijuna nakon što nije potrošila.

Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, has announced her next professional endeavor, confirming she will transition to a role with MAGA Inc., a Trump-aligned super PAC. Making the announcement outside Air Force One on Friday, Leavitt emphasized that her presence in the political sphere would remain prominent despite her departure from the White House. She is set to leave her current position at the end of August, citing the need to focus on her growing family. Leavitt, who previously served as a spokesperson for MAGA Inc. before joining Trump's 2024 campaign, expressed confidence that she would continue to be active in the public eye. Leavitt made the announcement as she prepared for a final official trip as press secretary, traveling to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for a rally supporting Senator Darline Graham, who is seeking re-election for her late brother’s Senate seat. During her brief remarks to reporters, Leavitt stated that this would be her last official appearance in the role. She also mentioned that she intended to remain engaged with the White House and the Republican Party, indicating that her efforts against the Democratic Party would continue beyond her tenure as press secretary. The White House has not yet named a successor for Leavitt, who recently returned from maternity leave in mid-July. President Trump acknowledged the difficulty in choosing a replacement, noting the abundance of potential candidates. Among those speculated to be considered are CNN conservative commentator Scott Jennings and Katie Miller, the spouse of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. Trump remarked that he had encountered an unprecedented number of applicants for the position. Leavitt, who took on the role of press secretary at the age of 27, becoming the youngest person to hold the position, has been a central figure in Trump's communication strategy. Before assuming the press secretary role, she served as an assistant press secretary during Trump’s first term and later worked as a communications director for Representative Elise Stefanik. She also ran for Congress in New Hampshire in 2022 but lost to Democratic candidate Chris Pappas. Following her departure from the White House, Leavitt plans to stay in Washington for some time, ensuring continued visibility in the media landscape. She indicated that she would participate in upcoming Republican National Committee activities, including the midterm convention scheduled for September 9 and 10. Despite stepping down, Leavitt reiterated her commitment to the party's goals and strategies, suggesting that her influence would persist through her association with MAGA Inc. MAGA Inc., which has amassed substantial financial resources, is positioned to play a pivotal role in the upcoming midterm elections. According to recent reports, the PAC holds over $350 million in campaign funds, with additional contributions bringing its total to approximately $404 million. These figures underscore the PAC's significance in funding Republican campaigns and influencing electoral outcomes. As Leavitt returns to MAGA Inc., her strategic insights and experience could further bolster the organization's impact in the political arena.