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Alyssa Farah Griffin is an American political advisor. She worked in the Trump administration as White House Director of Strategic Communications and Assistant to the President in 2020. 

Farah Griffin, 33, served as the US Department of Defense's Press Secretary and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Media Affairs from 2019 to 2020. She is married to her husband, Justin Griffin.

Alyssa Farah Griffin's Net Worth

As per The Tiger News, the estimated net worth of Alyssa Farah Griffin is around $1 million. She made her fortune through her successful professional career. 

Alyssa Farah Griffin is an American political advisor.
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Farah Griffin has co-hosted The Hill's online news program Rising with Ryan Grim and Kim Iversen since August 2021. She was selected as a fellow of the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service for the Spring of 2022.

Political Advisor Alyssa Farah Griffin Career Highlights

Alyssa Farah Griffin formerly worked for the far-right conspiracy website WorldNetDaily as a "special Washington correspondent for WND," where she wrote articles. She joined The Laura Ingraham Show as an associate producer in 2010, after serving as a media intern for Congressman Tom McClintock. 

Alyssa Farah Griffin formerly worked for the far-right conspiracy website WorldNetDaily as a "special Washington correspondent for WND," where she wrote articles.
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During the 2012 presidential campaign, Farah Griffin was a spokeswoman for the College Republican National Committee, traveling around the country to discuss the youth vote. In 2014, she was named Press Secretary to Congressman Mark Meadows, and later Communications Director. 

Alyssa later worked as the Communications Director for the House Freedom Caucus under Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows. In September 2017, she was assigned Special Assistant to the President and Press Secretary to Vice President Mike Pence. 

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Farah Griffin traveled extensively with Vice President Mike Pence, and she was a member of the official US delegations to the Munich Security Conference and the ASEAN Summit. Alyssa was appointed as the United States Department of Defense's Press Secretary in September 2019, after the position had been vacant for nearly a year. 

Alyssa was also appointed Director of Media Relations. She was the Department's chief spokesperson, advising Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley on all public relations matters.

Meadows, now Trump's Chief of Staff, was rumored to be thinking about signing Farah Griffin as White House Press Secretary in April 2020. She began her service as White House Director of Strategic Communications on April 7, 2020.

According to The Washington Post in August 2020, Alyssa reportedly played a crucial role in formulating the Trump administration's coronavirus reaction. She resigned as White House communications director on December 3, 2020, with effect the next day. 

As per one source who spoke on the condition of anonymity at the time, Farah Griffin intended to create a consultancy firm "focused on the corporate, political, and defense spheres" and had planned to quit before the election. She received the Secretary of Homeland Security's Award for Distinguished Public Service.

Alyssa strongly criticized Trump supporters for pestering Senator Mitt Romney the day before the attack on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021. Farah condemned the incident, and a few days later, on January 8, she accused Trump of instigating the revolt and called for his resignation. 

Farah Griffin propagated falsehoods as part of the Big Lie that falsely implied rampant voter fraud in the 2020 election. In a CNN interview on February 7, 2021, She questioned the legitimacy of impeachment and claimed that she believed censure would be more suitable than impeachment. 

When asked if Alyssa supported censure if the impeachment failed, she evaded the topic, stating it was "an open question," before suggesting the country "move on" from the Capitol raid. Farah Griffin became a Visiting Fellow at the Independent Women's Forum in February 2021. 

Farah Griffin co-wrote an essay in June 2021 with Johanna Maska, President Obama's Director of Press Advance. In a USA Today editorial, the two highlight the need of mending the political divide in the United States. According to Politico, Farah was set to join CNN in December 2021.

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