Vance to get his return replacing Leavitt at White House, following Rubio performance
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is on maternity leave, and a number of administration officials are slated to fill in for her while she is away from the podium. The news comes as Vance and Rubio have increasingly been floated as potential 2028 presidential contenders. Rubio was widely praised by Republicans and even some Democrats for his performance in the briefing room earlier this month, and he has been front and center on the national stage following his high-stakes trip with President Trump to China last week.
- ▪White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is on maternity leave, and a number of administration officials are slated to fill in for her while she is away from the podium.
- ▪The news comes as Vance and Rubio have increasingly been floated as potential 2028 presidential contenders.
- ▪Rubio was widely praised by Republicans and even some Democrats for his performance in the briefing room earlier this month, and he has been front and center on the national stage following his high-stakes trip with President Trump to China
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- ▪ WATCH LIVE: JD Vance holds White House press briefing — Washington Examiner
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Administration Vance to get his turn replacing Leavitt at White House, following Rubio performance Comments: by Julia Manchester - 05/19/26 8:51 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Julia Manchester - 05/19/26 8:51 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Vice President Vance will host the White House press briefing Tuesday following Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s debut at the podium earlier this month. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is on maternity leave, and a number of administration officials are slated to fill in for her while she is away from the podium. The news comes as Vance and Rubio have increasingly been floated as potential 2028 presidential contenders.
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