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Former President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he has named former Republican National Committee spokeswoman Liz Harrington to replace longtime adviser and spokesman Jason Miller.
“Liz Harrington is a fighter,” Trump said in an emailed statement. “She was an important part of our receiving more votes than any incumbent President in U.S. history, far more than we received the first time we won.”
The former president called Harrington “a strong Republican conservative voice for America and who has represented conservative policies so well over the years.”
“It is an honor of a lifetime to represent President Trump and to stand for the truth,” Harrington said.
“At such a critical time for our country, President Trump’s fighting spirit is needed now more than ever. We will not stand idly by and let America fall to the Radical Left-Wing Mob.”
Miller announced last week that he would be leaving Trump’s side to become the CEO of a tech startup.
“I greatly thank Jason for his service — he is outstanding!” Trump said.