Karoline Leavitt

White House Defends Trump’s “Russia” Slip-Up Before Alaska Meeting

Recent public appearances by President Trump have been marked by a series of verbal missteps, causing concern among White House staff. During a recent event, the President incorrectly stated he would be traveling to Russia and seemed unaware of individuals standing directly beside him. Despite these blunders, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has avoided directly addressing the errors, even suggesting a potential future visit to Russia. These incidents add to a growing pattern of verbal stumbles, raising questions about the president’s current state.

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Leavitt’s 2022 Campaign Still in Debt After Illegal Donation Spending

Karoline Leavitt’s 2022 congressional campaign is currently burdened with a debt exceeding $300,000, owed to over 100 creditors. The campaign, which accepted over $300,000 in illegal contributions, failed to repay any of it in the latest reporting period ending June 2025. While the funds were to be returned, the campaign had already spent the money. Notably, Leavitt’s campaign has only refunded five donors this year, including her parents.

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Trump’s “Creepy” Praise of Karoline Leavitt Sparks Outrage

During a recent interview, Donald Trump offered unusual praise to his White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, focusing on her physical appearance. Trump complimented her “face” and “lips” while also highlighting her intelligence and performance as a press secretary. These comments came after Leavitt praised Trump, suggesting he should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Social media users swiftly reacted, with many finding the comments inappropriate and “creepy.”

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Trump’s Comments on Karoline Leavitt Spark Outrage and Concern

In a recent interview, former President Donald Trump made comments about White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, highlighting her physical features alongside her intellectual capabilities. During the interview, Trump praised Leavitt, who began working for him in January 2024, calling her a “star” and the best press secretary. Leavitt, the youngest press secretary in White House history, is known for her staunch defense of Trump and her recent claim that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. Furthermore, Trump discussed other trending topics, including the controversy surrounding the Dylan Mulvaney Bud Light commercial.

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Leavitt’s 2022 Campaign Still Owes $323,000 After Accepting Illegal Contributions

Karoline Leavitt’s 2022 campaign committee still owes $323,000. That’s the core of this issue, a significant financial burden hanging over a political campaign from a few years back. It raises questions about accountability and financial responsibility, especially in the context of running for office. It’s a debt that needs to be addressed, and the longer it lingers, the more questions it prompts.

Much of this debt, as the information indicates, is rooted in illegal and excessive campaign contributions. That means the campaign received more money from donors than federal law allows. Accepting these over-limit donations is a serious violation, and the fact that they haven’t been returned to the donors is even more concerning.… Continue reading

Leavitt’s Failed Congress Bid Leaves Campaign in Debt, Facing Creditors

Karoline Leavitt, current White House press secretary, faces unresolved campaign debt from her 2022 congressional run, owing over $326,000 to numerous creditors. Despite the campaign raising no funds during the recent months, much of the debt stems from unreturned illegal contributions. The FEC, facing a lack of commissioners, cannot enforce any penalties for campaign finance violations. This situation underscores the lack of recourse creditors have when campaigns fail to pay their debts.

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Leavitt’s Failed Congressional Bid: Campaign Debt Lingers

Karoline for Congress’s campaign committee failed to raise any funds in the second quarter of the year and made no progress in paying off its considerable debt. This debt primarily stems from accepting illegal campaign contributions that have largely not been returned. The committee reported that it had already spent the illicit funds and had no cash available. Significant debts are owed to various individuals and firms, including former New Hampshire Governor Craig Benson and several consulting and polling companies.

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Trump “Wouldn’t Recommend” Epstein Special Prosecutor, Says Leavitt

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that President Trump would not recommend a special prosecutor for the Jeffrey Epstein case. This statement followed Trump’s remarks dismissing the controversy surrounding his administration’s handling of Epstein-related information as a “hoax” and criticizing Republicans seeking greater transparency. Despite calls for the release of records related to Epstein, who died in 2019 while awaiting trial for child sex trafficking, Trump has labeled interest in the case “boring” while suggesting Attorney General Pam Bondi release any credible information. The president has attributed the interest in the case to Democrats and “foolish Republicans.”

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Trump Press Secretary’s Media Battles Intensify Amid Mental State Concerns

During a recent press briefing, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reacted defensively to inquiries regarding Donald Trump’s mental state and his responses to controversial topics, including the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Her sharp rebukes towards the media, fueled by questions about Trump’s behavior, exposed the increasing scrutiny surrounding the former President. Political analysts suggest that Leavitt’s aggressive performance reflects the broader MAGA strategy of dismissing unfavorable narratives. This incident highlights the ongoing tension between the administration and the press.

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Trump Diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency, Sparks Speculation

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed on Thursday that President Trump has received a diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency. This condition affects the veins’ ability to efficiently return blood to the heart. Details regarding the severity of the diagnosis or any planned treatment were not immediately disclosed by the White House. Further updates may be released as more information becomes available.

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