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Her transition follows a path previously taken by other Republican White House press secretaries, including Kayleigh McEnany and Dana Perino, who moved into prominent roles at Fox News after serving in Republican administrations. Both developed careers in television commentary, demonstrating how experience in the White House briefing room can translate into opportunities in political media.
The contributor position could also offer Leavitt greater flexibility as she balances her professional responsibilities with raising two young children. Unlike the White House press secretary role, which often requires constant availability and close coordination with presidential staff, television commentary can involve a different schedule and a narrower range of official obligations.
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