Katie Zacharia announced herself with a sunny, drawn-out ‘Good morninggg…’ as she stepped before the cameras in the James S Brady Briefing Room on Tuesday, looking like the glamorous, telegenic White House press secretary Donald Trump had ordered from central casting.
Her debut went decidedly downhill from there.
‘I am so honored to work for President Trump and the American people,’ Zacharia read breathlessly, eyes down, glancing up briefly to meet the gaze of the assembled journalists.
The salivating White House press corps, which has been waiting a full six weeks since Karoline Leavitt’s surprise resignation in August for the appointment of a
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