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Will Scharf has been named the new White House counsel starting September 1, succeeding David Warrington. His appointment occurs ahead of the midterm elections, where he may face challenges related to subpoenas and executive privilege, particularly if Democrats gain control of the House.
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Will Scharf has been named the new White House counsel starting September 1, succeeding David Warrington. His appointment occurs ahead of the midterm elections, where he may face challenges related to subpoenas and executive privilege, particularly if Democrats gain control of the House.
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