White House Appoints 24-Year-Old Reporter as Assistant Press Secretary
Summary
The White House has appointed 24-year-old reporter Benny Ray Harmony as assistant press secretary and spokesperson. The move comes as the press secretary post remains vacant after Caroline Levitt stepped down in late August.
Key Points
- The White House appointed Benny Ray Harmony, a 24-year-old reporter from Real America’s Voice, as assistant press secretary and spokesperson.
- Her role begins Monday, filling part of the communication team while the White House press secretary position remains vacant.
- Anna Kelly praised Harmony as a reliable voice for Trump’s movement, and Harmony said she was excited to join the Trump administration.
- Caroline Levitt left the press secretary post at the end of August and will continue as an advisor in political work.
