Who is Karoline Leavitt?: A look at the youngest woman ever named to serve as White House press secretary

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71% : "Karoline Leavitt did a phenomenal job as the National Press Secretary on my Historic Campaign, and I am pleased to announce she will serve as White House Press Secretary," Trump said in a statement announcing Leavitt as his press secretary this month.
68% : Trump was declared the victor in the race late into the evening on Election Day, after sweeping battlegrounds such as Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia.
62% : Leavitt predicted Trump would notch a win this cycle, repeatedly pointing to his message of unity and uplifting Americans of all races and creeds, his vow to secure the border and strengthen the economy following spiraling inflation under the Biden-Harris administration.
58% : During her time on the campaign trail for Trump this cycle, Leavitt sparred with liberal media outlets about Trump's candidacy, fielded media inquiries about the 45th president's policies and vision for the U.S., served as one of Trump's top defenders amid legal battles and political landmines lobbed by both the Biden and Harris campaign, and maneuvered an unprecedented campaign cycle that saw President Biden drop out of the running in July amid heightened concerns over his mental acuity and age.
57% : "CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPJust over a week after his win at the ballot boxes, Trump named Leavitt as his White House press secretary pick.
54% : Leavitt currently serves as the Trump-Vance transition spokeswoman ahead of Jan. 20, when Trump will be sworn in as president.
51% : "She also recounted that following the birth of her son, she received a call from Trump congratulating her before having her chat with former first lady Melania Trump.
49% : Trump then passed the phone to his wife, the Conservateur reported.
45% : RNC and Trump campaign senior adviser Danielle Alvarez and Trump legal spokeswoman Alina Habba are also both mothers of young kids.
44% : HERE'S WHO WILL BE ADVISING THE NEW PRESIDENTLeavitt gave birth to her son in July and had planned to take maternity leave before a would-be assassin opened fire on Trump and his supporters at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, just days ahead of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
26% : THIS IS THE 'WRITING ON THE WALL'"Ma'am, I'm going to stop this interview if you're going to continue to attack my colleagues," Hunt said, before Leavitt continued that she was "stating facts" about what CNN hosts had previously said about Trump.
16% : where Trump "defeated the big tech oligarchs who tried to silence him, the weaponized system of justice against him, and the fake news that has lied about him and his supporters for years.
15% : She was among the dozens of Republican elected officials and Trump supporters who joined Trump in Manhattan court over the spring as he faced trial over 34 counts of falsifying business records, which Trump repeatedly slammed as a "sham" case.
13% : "Months following the article touting the women and moms on the campaign, Democrats came under fire in October after Harris campaign surrogate Mark Cuban said "you never see [Trump] around strong, intelligent women.
13% : Trump was injured on the side of his head, while two other rally-goers were also injured, and local dad and Trump supporter Corey Comperatore was fatally shot.
7% : Leavitt made national headlines in June, before Biden dropped out of the race, when CNN's Kasie Hunt cut her microphone off as she argued on air that CNN hosts Jake Tapper and Dana Bash would be politically biased against Trump while moderating a debate between Biden and the now president-elect.
3% : Leavitt has been a fierce defender of Trump throughout his hard-fought campaign against Vice President Kamala Harris, which included Democrats and the Harris campaign lobbing attacks at Trump that he is a "fascist" and on par with Nazi Germany dictator Adolf Hitler, two assassination attempts and crisscrossing the nation to rally support for the former president.

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