Trump associates divided on Caroline Leavitt's successor
Caroline Leavitt has finished her term as White House spokesperson after a year and a half, and sources confirmed that she will dedicate more time to her family while remaining as an external advisor to President Trump. This decision has opened the door for an internal competition to select her successor, with several names circulating within the White House and conservative media, including Monika Crowley, Scott Jennings, and Jason Miller. However, sources have definitively ruled out the possibility of Katie Miller running for the position. Transitioning from this role is delicate, as the Trump administration aims to maintain the momentum of media communication, amid expectations that Trump will continue to serve as the primary spokesperson unless he decides otherwise.
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