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Trump 45 alumni get behind a new name for press secretary

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Crilly, R. (2026, November 11). Trump 45 alumni get behind a new name for press secretary. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/washington-secrets/4799881/trump-45-alumni-new-name-white-house-press-secretary-hogan-gidley/

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The article discusses potential candidates for the role of White House Press Secretary, focusing on individuals who previously worked under President Trump's administration. It mentions that many of these candidates are women and emphasizes their telegenic qualities, contrasting with former press secretary Sean Spicer. The piece also touches briefly on other political media developments but centers on speculating about the profile of a successor to Trump-era spokespersons.

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As of the latest reports, Trump 45 alumni are considering new names for the White House press secretary role, indicating a shift from previous stereotypes like blonde and female, such as former press secretary Sean Spicer, who was male. The discussion around potential candidates reflects changes in the perception and requirements for the position. This consideration comes amid other developments, including an American media venture moving to London.

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(With apologies to Sean Spicer.)

left implies criticism of a former press secretary associated with the Trump administration

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“The articles discuss different aspects of potential press secretaries and do not describe the same specific incident.”

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Today we look at some of the new names being considered as the next face of the White House, we have details of an American media venture headed to London, and why is Debbie Dingell obsessed with Diet Coke? asserted

Dingell → look → Coke

What do you think of when you picture Donald Trump’s press secretary? asserted

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