Dee Dee Myers to quit as White House press secretary
Washington Post reports Dee Dee Myers will leave the White House press secretary post at year’s end with no firm plans. Myers told President Clinton of her decision after years marked by strain, saying the job demanded full time and attention and progress was made.
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