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Karoline Leavitt: Trump-Sprecherin verlässt überraschend das Weiße Haus

Schlagfertig und angriffslustig: Als bisher jüngste Sprecherin im Weißen Haus wich Leavitt kaum von der Seite des US-Präsidenten. Jetzt hört sie auf. Was bleibt von ihr?

Karoline Leavitt: Trump-Sprecherin verlässt überraschend das Weiße Haus

Washington - In an unexpected move, Karoline Leavitt, the spokesperson for US President Donald Trump, has resigned from her position at the White House. At just 27 years old, Leavitt had quickly risen to the highest-ranking position in the White House, largely due to her unwavering support for President Trump. She is known for her sharp tongue and ability to quickly shift her facial expression and harshly rebuke journalists who question her.

As the mother of her second child, Leavitt's departure comes as a surprise, especially with the upcoming month. President Trump now faces the challenge of finding a new spokesperson who can match her quick wit. This is a crucial time for Trump, as effective communication of his political stance is crucial, particularly in foreign policy, such as the ongoing Iran war, and domestically, especially with the upcoming congressional elections.

Leavitt gained global recognition for her forceful speeches. Her ability to quickly change her facial expression and harshly criticize journalists who ask her questions has earned her worldwide notoriety. She accuses the media of spreading fake news, misinformation.

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