#Press Secretary

[reality-detective]

President Trump has selected Karoline Leavitt as the next White House Press Secretary.

Excellent choice. She’s tough, fair, and knows how to keep the dishonest press in check. 🤔

[crash112233]

[higherentity]

[tmarshconnors]

“You can not be a party of women, when you can’t even tell us what a woman is.”

Sarah Elizabeth Huckabee Sanders is an American politician serving since 2023 as the 47th governor of Arkansas.

[lestudio1-bernardbujold]

THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF YOUTH

The appointment of 27-year-old Karoline Leavitt as press secretary to future U.S. President Donald Trump reminded me of my heyday with Brian Mulroney in 1984, when I had just joined the Canadian Prime Minister's Office as one of his press secretaries. I was also 27...

Youth is a beautiful time...

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/15/us/politics/karoline-leavitt-trump-white-house-press-secretary.html?unlocked_article_code=1.aU4.o_Gm.pe1lQEAx4LNU&smid=url-share

[davidaugust]

Trump’s press secretary was asked if he really is willing to go to jail, and we would guess they answered, “if he weren’t serious about going to jail, then why did he commit so many crimes?”

[hardinnews2]

Who is Karoline Leavitt, set to become the youngest press secretary?

मीडिया में डोनाल्ड ट्रम्प का जोरदार बचाव करने के लिए ख्याति प्राप्त करने वाली Karoline Leavitt, व्हाइट हाउस की सबसे युवा प्रेस सचिव बनेंगी।

[onlytiktoks]

@a-captions-blog

[thermodynamic-comedian]

me when the character has a uniquely fucked mindset. me when the character's fundamental views of how the world works lead to them being hurt and/or hurting others and not seeing the problem with this. me when the character is a little freak who does weird shit because their beliefs, inspired entirely by their environment, are fuckeddddd

[headlinehorizon]

Karine Jean-Pierre: A History-Making Truth-Teller in the Headline Horizon

Vogue Magazine's glowing profile of White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre highlights her directness, compassion, and polished press conference technique. Discover the latest news on this influential figure.

[pinkelotjeart]

Silt verses meme/vine comp inspired by @thermodynamic-comedian

[unbloodiedmartyr]

guy who watched American Psycho and took it as an instructional manual

lineart under the cut bc i liked it!!

[higherentity]

[bartletslesbians]

I need need need need need to talk about the way that Press Secretary!CJ Cregg would get into so many shouting matches with Chief of Staff!CJ Cregg if they had to work together because I love that about her character so much. It's... she's so idealistic when she's Press Secretary. She can't fathom a father being ashamed of his son for being gay even after the son is dead, even though she damn well knows how realistic that is. She yells at Leo and at Toby and then at Nancy until she's crying in Women of Qumar. She removes half the seats in the press room to make a damn point when the media companies don't do what she'd like them to and Leo just has to deal with that.

As Chief of Staff, she and Leo share that quality of being able to put what the job is an needs of them above what their own agendas and moral compasses might tell them. Press Secretary!CJ would've run into very similar problems dealing with CJ as Chief of Staff that she did with Leo as Chief of Staff. Press Secretary!CJ would not have argued so strongly in favor of "the President should just sign the ban on gay marriage to pass the budget, we're running a White House here" and, while Chief of Staff!CJ would never have done so, Press Secretary!CJ would've come dangerously close to leaking the shuttle story before Toby got a chance to, she might've done it even. She certainly would've raised hell at Chief of Staff!CJ for refusing to do anything about it herself.

And I just love how that's possible within the same character. Cause she doesn't really change. Her ideals and her opinions don't change. She vehemently states that she thinks Bartlet is in the wrong when it comes to the shuttle thing, for example. But she's in a different position! She has a different job, and it's no longer to advice the Chief of Staff and champion her own causes to a degree of possibility, it's no longer being just one part of the bigger administration. Her job has become running the entire West Wing, in the midst of half her senior staff leaving and her President needing to be put to bed on time. Her job has become preserving the President's legacy and running his White House, and making sure that works out even when that includes doing things she personally would not agree with. And I absolutely love how both that idealism and that intense sense of duty and do what you have to do can be so important to the character.

[ethicstownpod]

Y'all ready for my absolutely out-of-pocket Carson design? I just think he's kinda cunty and also has no regard for office decorum (and also one time we had a recording session at the very reasonable hour of 10am and Rhys showed up in pyjamas and honestly that was kinda cunty)