BREAKING: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt make some huge news about changes to which outlets will be allowed into the Brady Briefing room including:
- Podcasters - Bloggers - Social Media Influencers
The media landscape has forever changed. It’s about time coverage of the White House was flipped on its head. Good!
BREAKING: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt make some huge news about changes to which outlets will be allowed into the Brady Briefing room including:
- Podcasters - Bloggers - Social Media Influencers
The media landscape has forever changed. It’s about time coverage of the White House was flipped on its head. Good!
BY Campaign Insider | Павел Дубравский
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