Karoline Leavitt addressed a Republican midterm convention in Dallas just two weeks after leaving the Trump White House.
The former press secretary appeared during prime-time on the second and final night of the party’s gathering Thursday, delivering remarks that championed President Donald Trump’s second-term record. She also warned Republican voters against complacency heading into the November midterm elections.
As originally reported, Leavitt is now working outside the administration and has aligned herself with MAGA Inc., the pro-Trump super PAC. Her convention appearance sent a clear signal that stepping away from the White House podium did not mean stepping away from Trump’s political orbit.
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The speech tied together two threads. First, it served as a defense of Trump’s second-term record. Second, it functioned as a mobilization message, pushing Republicans to stay engaged before November rather than assume victory.
Leavitt’s move to MAGA Inc. positions her within one of the most well-funded outside groups supporting Trump’s political agenda. Speaking at the convention so quickly after her White House departure underscored how tightly she remains connected to that world.
The Dallas convention marked one of the Republican Party’s key organizational moments ahead of the midterms, and the prime-time slot gave Leavitt a significant platform to reassert her presence on the national political stage.
