Karine Jean-Pierre announces two more White House press office departures
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White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced on Wednesday that two staffers are simultaneously departing the White House Press Office.
"We have another bittersweet day for us, for the White House press team, as this is the last press briefing for Megha and Robbie — to my right here — who are valued members of our team," Jean-Pierre started. Sarah Rumpf is a Fox News Digital Production Assistant. You can reach her on Twitter at @rumpfsarahc
Bhattacharya was a White House staff member since February 2022 – making her tenure just over one year, while Dornbush was with the press team for just nine months.
"Megha has yelled ‘Thank you, press’ in every room of the White House and on three different continents." Jean-Pierre reminisced. "She’s done it all with grace, a great sense of humor, and grade A outfits."
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