The White House denied a report from The New York Times that claimed Chief of Staff Susie Wiles advised Vice President Vance to reduce his social media presence. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung stated on the platform X that the report is "complete fake news."
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White House refutes NYT report on Wiles advising Vance regarding social media
The White House has rejected a New York Times report suggesting that Chief of Staff Susie Wiles recommended Vice President Vance take a break from social media. Communications Director Steven Cheung labeled the report as "complete fake news."
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