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Katie Zacharia leaving White House role less than five days into job
Source: feeds.bbci.co.uk · Published
Her public debut as press secretary ended with a flurry of media criticism about her credentials and preparedness.
Her public debut as press secretary ended with a flurry of media criticism about her credentials and preparedness.
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