Symone Sanders, former chief spokeswoman for Vice President Harris, moves to MSNBC
Symone Sanders, the former chief spokeswoman for Vice President Harris “who advised and defended the groundbreaking politician during a historic but uneven first year,” has taken a job with MSNBC, reports The Washington Post
Beginning in the spring, Sanders, 31, will host an unspecified weekend show on MSNBC and will also appear on the Peacock streaming network’s “The Choice,” a 24/7 news channel. Details of both shows have not been released, but Sanders will remain based in Washington.
Before her departure at the end of last year, continuers the Post, “Sanders had been one of Harris’s most vocal and public defenders. In addition to concerns about whether Harris had adequately addressed the issues in her portfolio, the vice president’s office was beset by concerns about messaging discipline and staff dysfunction, topped by four high-level departures at the end of the year.”
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