Katie Bailey White House Appointment
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is in the balance.President Trump offered Katie Bailey the position of director of the Office of Legislative Affairs on Friday, and she accepted, according to multiple sources.
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President Trump appointed Katie Bailey as the new White House Legislative Director to replace James Braid, who stepped down last month. Bailey will take up her role just before the midterms where control of Congress is uncertain. She currently serves in the White House as special assistant to the president and deputy director of legislative affairs, and previously worked for Indiana Senator Mike Braun.
Katie Bailey tapped as new White House legislative director, sources say →President Donald Trump has appointed Katie Bailey as the new chief White House liaison to Congress, replacing James Braid who stepped down in September. Bailey currently serves as special assistant to the president and deputy director of legislative affairs and will take charge at a critical time before November’s midterm elections. With extensive experience on Capitol Hill, including roles under Senator Mike Braun…
Trump appoints Katie Bailey as new chief White House liaison to Congress →President Donald Trump appointed Katie Bailey, currently his deputy director of legislative affairs, to lead the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, replacing James Braid who is leaving for the private sector. Bailey will work as a liaison between the administration and Congress, having previously served on Capitol Hill in various roles, including legislative director for Senator Mike Braun. The announcement…
Trump announces Katie Bailey to lead White House outreach to Congress →Analysis
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is in the balance.President Trump offered Katie Bailey the position of director of the Office of Legislative Affairs on Friday, and she accepted, according to multiple sources.
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11 Oct Trump announces Katie Bailey to lead White House outreach to CongressPresident Donald Trump appointed Katie Bailey, currently his deputy director of legislative affairs, to lead the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, replacing James Braid who is leaving for the private sector. Bailey will work as a liaison between the administration and Congress, having previously served on Capitol Hill in various roles, including legislative director for Senator Mike Braun. The announcement…NBC News
10 Oct Trump appoints Katie Bailey as new chief White House liaison to CongressPresident Donald Trump has appointed Katie Bailey as the new chief White House liaison to Congress, replacing James Braid who stepped down in September. Bailey currently serves as special assistant to the president and deputy director of legislative affairs and will take charge at a critical time before November’s midterm elections. With extensive experience on Capitol Hill, including roles under Senator Mike Braun…Washington Examiner
10 Oct Katie Bailey tapped as new White House legislative director, sources sayPresident Trump appointed Katie Bailey as the new White House Legislative Director to replace James Braid, who stepped down last month. Bailey will take up her role just before the midterms where control of Congress is uncertain. She currently serves in the White House as special assistant to the president and deputy director of legislative affairs, and previously worked for Indiana Senator Mike Braun.CBS News
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