Trump Floats UFC's Dana White as Possible Press Secretary Role
President-elect Donald Trump's team has sparked speculation by suggesting that UFC President, Dana White, could potentially take on the role of Press Secretary.
Dana White, a close friend of Trump, has endorsed the businessman-turned-politician for president. However, White has never held a government position.
The suggestion comes as Trump searches for a suitable candidate to fill the crucial role in his administration. Despite White's lack of experience in the field, his ties to Trump and endorsement could make him an intriguing choice.
If appointed, White would become the first person from the world of professional fighting to hold such a position.
The move has sparked mixed reactions, with some praising Trump's unconventional approach to selecting a spokesperson.
In an interview with Al Jazeera, White commented on the speculation, saying, "I'd be honored to serve in any capacity that helps Donald Trump succeed."
The appointment, if made, would undoubtedly introduce a new dynamic to the White House press corps, given White's background in the world of professional fighting.
Dana White: A Unique Choice for Press Secretary?
- Donald Trump's team has suggested that UFC President Dana White could potentially take on the role of Press Secretary.
- White, a close friend of Trump, has endorsed him for president but lacks government experience.
- If appointed, White would become the first person from the world of professional fighting to hold such a position.
- Dana White commented on the speculation, expressing his honor at being considered and the potential impact on the White House press corps.
The decision to choose White would signify Trump's unconventional approach to selecting a spokesperson, while also introducing a fresh perspective to the White House press corps, considering White's background in the world of professional fighting.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>
