Karoline Leavitt: A Rising Star in the Trump Administration

Karoline Leavitt: A Rising Star in the Trump Administration

Every day, the media throws labels at Donald Trump—womanizer, misogynist, even rapist. These aren’t just baseless insults—they’re part of a broader smear campaign pushed by the radical left to tear down a man who challenges their narrative. But America sees through it. If the claims were true, why did millions of Americans vote him back into office?

Let’s take a step back and consider the facts: If Trump truly hated women or feared strong, capable women, why would he consistently surround himself with them—not in a superficial way, but by elevating them to some of the most important positions in his administration?

From the beginning, Trump has chosen to empower women who are smart, tough, and unapologetically American. These women aren’t tokens—they’re leaders. They don’t beg for respect; they command it.

And one of the most prominent examples today is Karoline Leavitt, Trump's current White House Press Secretary. At just 27 years old, she’s already a force of nature—wiping the floor with biased reporters and delivering facts without flinching. She doesn't cave to pressure, and she certainly doesn’t play nice with the activist press.

This week, when a reporter asked her thoughts on the Statue of Liberty and whether it should be “returned” to France due to "values no longer being shared," Karoline clapped back without hesitation:

“I think that politician should heavily reconsider their comments, considering if it wasn’t for the United States of America, they’d be speaking German right now.”

That’s the kind of backbone America needs—and Karoline’s got it in spades.

In honor of National Women’s Month, we want to recognize bold, capable women like Karoline Leavitt who are not only redefining what it means to be a leader in Washington but are proving that gender doesn’t determine success—merit does.

Trump’s administration continues to uplift strong women who fight for truth, safety, and the American people. From protecting women’s sports to making the streets safer, this administration is working for those who need it most—and doing so with women leading the charge.

To those still clinging to the lie that Trump is “bad for women,” it’s time to take a second look. Because Karoline Leavitt is just one example of the strength, brilliance, and fearlessness this administration brings to the table—regardless of gender.