Trump's Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Evades $300,000 in Debt After Congressional Campaign Setbacks

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is facing pressure from creditors following her unsuccessful congressional campaign in 2022. Recent disclosures to the Federal Election Commission reveal that her campaign committee has not repaid any of the $326,370.50 owed to various donors and creditors. This spring, her committee reported no fundraising while also failing to address its substantial debt, much of which has been linked to unlawful contributions that exceeded federal limits, according to OpenSecrets.Leavitt, who ran as a MAGA Republican in New Hampshire's 1st District at just 23 years old, floundered in a competitive race against more seasoned politicians. Her committee reported yesterday that it lacks any available funds. Among those awaiting refunds are prominent figures such as New Hampshire Gov. Craig Benson.The FEC is currently auditing Leavitt's campaign for financial discrepancies, while she maintains, through sources, that she doesn't owe any money and is actively cooperating with the audit. Critics, including End Citizens United's Tiffany Muller, are voicing concerns about accountability in campaign finance. (Credits Gage Skidmore : Photos Wikipedia Commons)