President Biden promotes press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to new top role
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ABC News first reported White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been promoted to a senior adviser for the last few months of the Biden administration.
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ABC News reported Jean-Pierre would begin the role "effective immediately" while still maintaining her job as press secretary. This would be the first time in decades a press secretary has also served as a senior adviser. Fox News' Brandon Gillespie contributed to this report.
A White House official also told ABC News how "her promotion shows the faith that Biden has in her, as well as his commitment to having diverse and inter-generational voices guiding him in his decisions."
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