A Drudge Report link headline refers to deleted tweets by a “new White House press secretary,” but the supplied material gives no name, post text, date, or other details. The claim cannot be independently assessed from the provided source text.
A Drudge Report item published October 11, 2026, links to a story about tweets described in its headline as deleted by a “new White House press secretary.” The supplied material contains no further reporting or documentation: it does not identify the press secretary, say what the posts contained, or establish when or why they were deleted.
The headline alone does not substantiate the underlying claim. No conclusions about the posts or the official can be drawn from the material provided.
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