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Westerhout, Madeleine (2020). Off the Record: Picking Up the Pieces After Losing My Dream Job at the White House. New York: Center Street. ISBN   978-1-5460-5970-7. [16] [17]

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Madeleine Westerhout
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Director of Oval Office Operations
In office
February 2, 2019 August 29, 2019