Trump Official Made Fashion Influencer Videos At Work While Defending DOGE Layoffs: CNN
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McLaurine Pinover allegedly made videos with affiliate sponsor links for her Instagram account from her digs at the Office of Personnel Management.
A key member of President Donald Trump’s communications team at the Office of Personnel Management was caught making fashion videos in her government office for her Instagram page ― complete with affiliate links for fans hoping to purchase the looks, CNN reported on Tuesday.
Footage captured by CNN shows OPM communications chief McLaurine Pinover in her office modeling various outfits, posing, and in one case blowing a kiss to the camera.
The network said time stamps showed many of the videos were posted during work hours.
On Feb. 13, when 20 people on her own team were laid off, she posted a video showing off a dress along with the caption “a moment for mixed patterns.”
“To post that video the very day your entire team is getting laid off is ridiculous,” Jack Miller, who was OPM communications director during the Biden administration, told the network.
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