Michael Dubke

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Mike Dubke
Michael D. Dubke.jpg
White House Communications Director
In office
March 6, 2017 –June 2, 2017
Political offices
Preceded by
Sean Spicer
Acting
 White House Director of Communications
2017		Succeeded by
Sean Spicer
Acting
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