Patriot Karoline Leavitt Returns to MAGA Inc. to Strengthen Trump’s Movement
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Karoline Leavitt, a dedicated and accomplished press secretary, is leaving her White House role to rejoin the Trump-aligned super PAC MAGA Inc., citing her commitment to family and the America First agenda.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Friday that she will leave the administration and return to a key position with President Donald Trump’s super PAC MAGA Inc., where she previously served as a spokesperson. Leavitt, only 28, made the announcement aboard Air Force One before a flight to South Carolina for a major rally, noting this would be her last trip as press secretary. She emphasized her ongoing dedication to the conservative cause, stating she will continue to travel to Washington and attend the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention in September, ensuring her voice remains influential in shaping the future of the Republican Party.
Leavitt, who made history as the youngest press secretary in the Trump administration, began her service during Trump’s first term as an assistant press secretary. She later served as communications director for Rep. Elise Stefanik, a strong conservative leader, and ran for Congress in New Hampshire in 2022 before joining MAGA Inc. After joining Trump’s 2024 campaign, she gave birth to her second child in May and returned from maternity leave in July, demonstrating her commitment to both family values and public service.
President Trump praised Leavitt on his social platform, noting she is stepping down to spend more time with her children and will become a senior outside advisor for the campaign. MAGA Inc. did not immediately respond to requests for comment on her new role, but her return is seen as a major asset for the America First movement.