
It's unclear whether this is a serious job offer or a campaign against the Democratic Party
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The speaker's position in the White House has been vacant for weeks. Katie Zacharia took over the position in October but left after just a few days. The Democrats won a landslide victory over the Republicans in the general election.
Washington. US President Donald Trump has brought martial arts entrepreneur Dana White into discussion as the next White House spokesman. He offered the job to White, Trump wrote in a post on his online platform Truth Social. “Dana, please accept the job,” the president wrote.
It initially remained unclear whether it was a serious job offer to White or part of the president's campaign against the Democratic Party, which had achieved a landslide victory against Trump's Republicans in the general election. He also asked White to bring fighters from the UFC martial arts league he runs as “assistants,” Trump continued. You need these people to protect you from the “crazy leftists”.
The speaker's position in the White House has been vacant for weeks. Katie Zacharia, who was appointed in October, left the post after just a few days. She only gave a short press conference in which she appeared uncertain.
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US President Donald Trump has offered UFC boss Dana White the post of White House spokesman and urged him on Truth Social to accept the offer. It was initially unclear whether this was a serious offer or part of a campaign against the Democratic Party. The speaker position has been vacant for weeks.

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