Desiree says ciao, DC

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Say goodbye to fabulous: Desiree Rogers

It took leaving Washington for White House social secretary Desiree Rogers to finally get Washington: After the Salahi debacle, and her subsequent refusal to testify before Congress (what could be more Washington?) Rogers waited for a suitable amount of time to pass — and then announced she’s leaving.

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