washington<u+2014>president-elect donald trump <u+2019>s campaign manager kellyanne conway announced on twitter thursday that she has been offered a white house post, in an effort to refute rumors that she had no interest in serving beyond the campaign. ms. conway responded to a tweet from a journalist who cited sources saying she wanted to return to her polling business and not work in the trump administration. <u+201c>false,<u+201d> she said<u+00a0>in response. <u+201c>could it be those <u+2018>sources<u+2019> want the wh job i<u+2019>ve been offered?<u+201d> the days following an election are often filled with rumors and positioning for plum white house positions, but ms. conway could be the first to admit publicly that she has been offered a job in the trump administration. she didn<u+2019>t<u+00a0>say what that job might be, though she became a close adviser to mr. trump during the campaign and he often likes to surround himself with people he feels are loyal and trustworthy. ms. conway joined the trump campaign in august, steadying it after its former campaign chairman, paul manafort, came under fire for his past work in ukraine. she is credited with helping mr. trump focus his message in the weeks leading up to his election victory. write to damian paletta at damian.paletta@wsj.com
kellyanne conway, trump<u+2019>s campaign manager, says she has been offered white house job - wsj
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