James Braid to leave role as White House liaison to Congress

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James Braid, a top White House staffer, is expected to leave his position as director of legislative affairs in the coming weeks.

Braid has played a key role in coordinating with a narrow House and Senate majority to advance President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda. It was not immediately clear where Braid would go after leaving the White House. Vice President JD Vance confirmed the news Thurday morning.

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