As speculation mounts over who might replace Karoline Leavitt as White House Press Secretary, several names are emerging as potential contenders. The White House has not yet provided official information regarding Leavitt's successor.
Among those reportedly being considered is Matthew Boyle, the Washington bureau chief of Breitbart News. Sources close to the administration told The Washington Post that Boyle is considered a frontrunner for the position. Boyle has not previously held a role within the Trump administration or worked for him in a private capacity, though he has conducted several interviews with the former president.
Another individual reportedly in the running is Scott Jennings, a political commentator and frequent defender of the Trump administration who appears on CNN. According to sources familiar with the situation who spoke to The Daily Beast, Jennings is currently considered the frontrunner to take over the press secretary role.
Also mentioned as a potential candidate is Alina Habba, an attorney who represented former President Donald Trump. Habba previously served as Senior Advisor to then-Attorney General Pam Bondi after stepping down from her role as a U.S. attorney in December, following a federal court ruling that found her appointment unlawful.
These individuals are being discussed as possible replacements, though no official announcements have been made by the White House.