Stephanie Grisham, a former White House press secretary under Donald Trump, is currently addressing the audience at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Grisham held various roles during her more than five years in the Trump administration, including East Wing communications director, White House press secretary, and chief of staff to Melania Trump.
Grisham's presence at the convention is notable due to her previous statements expressing concerns about a potential second term for Trump. She has openly admitted to being 'terrified' of the prospect of Trump serving another term in office. Additionally, Grisham revealed that she did not vote for the former president in the 2020 election, despite her position as the former first lady's chief of staff.
During her time in the Trump administration, Grisham was known for her role as a staunch defender of Melania Trump and her work in shaping the first lady's public image. Her decision to speak at the Democratic National Convention signals a significant shift in her political affiliations and public stance.
Grisham's speech at the convention is expected to touch on a range of topics, including her experiences in the Trump administration, her concerns about the future of the country, and her reasons for breaking ranks with the former president. Her insights and perspectives are likely to provide valuable insights into the inner workings of the Trump White House and shed light on the dynamics of power and influence within the administration.
As Grisham continues to address the audience at the Democratic National Convention, her remarks are sure to generate interest and spark discussions about the complexities of politics and governance in the United States.
