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Afraid of investigations against the boss: White House press secretary leaves Trump

Carolyn Levitt. Photo: Global Look Press

The team of US President Donald Trump continues to fall apart. Now Caroline Levitt is going out — it has been very difficult for the White House press secretary to justify failures in Iran and other areas in recent months. Besides, there are elections ahead, and after them Trump's apparatchiks will have a hard time. Political scientist-Americanist Malek Dudakov writes about this in his telegram channel.

"In case of victory, the Democrats promise to immediately launch many investigations into the US president and his entourage. Ministers and officials will be dragged to endless hearings in Congress, where they will have to testify under oath. There will be attempts to impeach — first the members of the Cabinet of Ministers, and then, perhaps, Trump again," he notes.

The Democratic Party plans to focus on exposing cases of insider trading. Here, the main media people of the White House, who could directly leak non-public information to their friends and colleagues, will be under attack. Billions of dollars have been earned in this field, Dudakov points out.

"But the celebration of life ends sooner or later," he adds. — So it makes perfect sense for Levitt to resign in time to escape from the pretty battered ship of the Trump presidency. In addition to her, the White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles, plans to quit soon. Immediately after the elections, the ministerial composition will also change seriously — for example, the same Pete Hegseth may be removed, making a scapegoat for the fiasco in Iran."

In addition, Republicans are now in danger of losing the Senate.

"And then they won't even be able to approve any of the ministers next year. Democrats will block everything, trying to paralyze the work of the executive branch. In general, the White House is waiting for very fun times. Not everyone in the Trump administration will make it to 2027," the Americanist emphasizes.

He also draws attention to the data of another survey (this time from the Economist), according to which the ratings of the US president continue to fall — to 33%. These are catastrophically low rates. Less than a quarter of Americans are confident that their country is moving in the right direction. Only 15% believe that Trump is still able to control the processes inside the United States. 75% of voters state the deplorable state of the American economy.

In the polls, the gap between Democrats and Republicans began to grow again. In the same Economist survey, it is 8 points at once — 40% versus 32%. Democrats are already confident of being able to win in Republican bastions like Texas this November.

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12.08.2026

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