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Whom would you most like to see appointed as White House Press Secretary?

The primary spokesperson for the executive branch of the U.S. government administration, particularly with regard to the President’s actions and the policies they are pursuing.

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Interesting choice going with Ivanka Trump! Now there's a plot twist. But hold your horses, let's think this through. The press secretary's job is to be the chief spokesperson for the President, right? They need to have a deep understanding of policies, politics, and be able to handle tough questions from journalists on a daily basis. Now, while Ivanka Trump has been involved in her father's administration, her experience is largely in business, not in media relations or dealing with the daily grind of the press corps.

Also, remember that time when she was asked about her…  Read more

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