Since assuming the role in 2018, Leavitt became the architect of a more selective press strategy. She prioritized specific outlets for presidential access, a tactic that frequently sparked friction with traditional media advocates but successfully funneled the administration’s narrative directly to its core base. Her tenure also saw a broadening of the briefing room to include non-traditional digital media, permanently altering the mechanics of how the White House interacts with the public.
While she exits the podium at the end of the month, Leavitt is not disappearing from the inner circle. She is slated to transition into an advisory position focused on broader communications strategy. Her exit coincides with lingering questions regarding internal operations, including reports of undisclosed Secret Service activity during a recent NATO summit held in Turkey.





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