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White House social secretary Desiree Rogers resigns
Desiree Rogers, White House social secretary, resigns effective next month after criticism over gate crashers at the Navy 24 state dinner. President Obama and First Lady Michelle thank Rogers for organizing hundreds of events and expanding access to the White House, while she cites completing the goal of making the White House “the people's house.”
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