January 1, Trump’s New Press Secretary Delivers Midterm Blitz Update

Wyatt’s Take

• President Trump’s new press secretary laid out a full-court press on the midterms from day one.
• The White House is moving fast to highlight real wins for working families before November.
• Democrats are already scrambling to change the subject from inflation and border failures.

New White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia used her very first briefing to put the focus squarely on President Trump’s nonstop schedule of wins heading into the midterms.

She made it clear the administration is not slowing down one bit.

“The President has been on the road nonstop, meeting with families and workers who are tired of paying more for groceries and gas,” Zacharia stated.

She pointed to a string of policy moves already delivering results for heartland communities.

“We are seeing energy prices drop and factories reopening because of the decisions made in this administration,” she added.

The press secretary also fired back at critics who keep ignoring the record of success on the southern border and in the economy.

“The American people know what they are feeling in their wallets, and they know who is responsible,” Zacharia said.

She stressed that the midterm push is about more than politics—it is about protecting the country’s future for the next generation.

Wyatt Matters

Hardworking Americans want a government that puts their families and paychecks first, not endless spending and open borders that only benefit the elite.