Former White House press secretary seeks return to role, Digi Mart USA News: A former press secretary to President Donald Trump, who served only five days before departing, reportedly has been seeking to resume the position, according to a report in the New York Post as cited by Daily Kos. The commentary notes that her short tenure ended amid criticism over repeated false claims about her professional background.
The Daily Kos article states that the New York Post reported the former press secretary was spending time at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend, apparently hoping to restart her role. The article says the report should be treated with skepticism given the publication’s perspective.
According to the article, Trump offered the press secretary role over the weekend to UFC president Dana White, who spoke at a press conference on Monday. White described Trump as “the toughest, most resilient human being that I’ve ever met in my entire life.”
The article cites anonymous sources who told the New York Post that the former press secretary has been making appearances on television programs. One anonymous White House official reportedly said she “thinks she did a good job at her one briefing.” Another source reportedly said Trump “thinks she’s a joke,” while a third said she has no intention of returning to the administration.
The former press secretary also reportedly posted on X after Trump named a new chief of staff, writing, “Time to ramp up the deportations.” The Daily Kos article describes her as having expressed support for Stephen Miller, the president’s deputy chief of staff.
The article is a commentary-style piece that also suggests other possible candidates for the role. It has not been independently verified.
