Here's how much 30 staffers earn annually in the White House

John Czwartacki is the highest-paid staffer in the White House, out-earning even his boss, the chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney. As the former chief communications officer at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Czwartacki acts as an important advisor to Mulvaney.

Vice President Pence received a 1.9% salary raise in 2019.

In 2018, Mick Mulvaney was chosen as the acting chief of staff. This role typically includes hiring White House staff members, organizing the president's schedule, and advising the president on policy.

John Bolton advises President Trump on national security in relation to Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Bolton has been described as Trump's "war whisperer."

While Stephen Miller wrote President Trump's first State of the Union address, he is now known as the force behind the administration's tough stance on immigration policy. Miller has also pushed Trump's agenda to build a wall at the border of Mexico. He is often referred to as Trump's right-hand man.

Kellyanne Conway started as President Trump's campaign manager in 2016. Since then, she has been named as a counselor to the president and often makes television appearances.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders stepped down as press secretary in 2019, and now, Stephanie Grisham has taken on the role.

Stephanie Grisham became the press secretary after Sarah Huckabee Sanders stepped down in 2019. Grisham used to be the deputy chief of staff for the First Lady, making $183,000. Grisham continues to be the First Lady's spokesperson.

Mercedes Schlapp worked on the communications team when she joined the White House in 2017, but it was announced she will be leaving to start focusing on President Trumps' re-election campaign.

Brooke Rollins is a prison reform activist and works with President Trump to apply "private sector solutions to the nation's problems," according to The Daily Beast.

Pasquale Cipollone advises President Trump on all legal matters. Politico has reported that the president refers to Cipollone as "Mr. Attorney."

Emma Doyle works closely with Mick Mulvaney, the president's chief of staff.

The clerk acts as a middle man for official documents sent between Congress and the president. David Kalbaugh, the current executive clerk, is responsible for reviewing and preparing documents such as executive orders, bills, and messages.

Madeleine Westerhout started as President Trump's special assistant in 2017, earning $95,000 per year.

However, William Gribbin Jr., a special assistant to the president and speechwriter, makes $106,000 per year.

Nicole Frazier was hired in 2019 to fill the African American outreach role that was once held by Omarosa Manigault Newman before she was fired in 2017.

The chief calligrapher's office is responsible for handwriting invitations, documents, and letters for the White House. The office also addresses envelopes using calligraphy — one time having to address almost 20,000 envelopes.

President Barack Obama's former stenographer, Beck Dorey-Stein, told NPR that she had to "stalk" the president to transcribe every word that he said, especially when speaking to press or the public. The stenographer's job is to make sure there is no "miscommunication or confusion."

Film and video editors that don't work at the White House typically make $86,830 per year, while producers and directors make $89,840.

President Barack Obama's former director of writers for presidential correspondence, Fiona Reeves, told Slate that she used to read 200 to 400 letters from the general public every day. She would then choose ten of those letters to be included in the president's evening briefing book. Reeves would also have to channel Obama's voice to answer some of the letters.

The records management analyst is responsible for "analyzing documents, scanning, and indexing them" and "tracking them to offices and agencies within the Executive Office of the President and the rest of the federal government," according to the job description.

Travel agents and planners who don't work at the White House typically make $42,720 per year.

Other operation managers at the White House earn between $58,000 and $72,700 annually. On the other hand, operation managers who don't work at the White House typically take home $123,880 per year.

Receptionists that don't work at the White House typically make $30,350 per year.

Some executive assistants in the White House, like Sara Grove and Kathryn Lair, make a bit over $50,000. Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants who don't work at the White House typically make $61,550 annually.

One research associate in the White House, Macy Mount, earns $57,510 annually.

Graphic designers who don't work at the White House typically make $54,680 per year.

Christopher Liddell is responsible for "overseeing the Administration's efforts to streamline the Federal Government's regulatory process and modernize its technology systems," according to the White House website. Lidell earns the lowest salary in the White House.

President Trump's daughter, Ivanka, is an advisor to the president but makes zero dollars from the role. Likewise, her husband, Jared Kushner, is an assistant to the president and senior advisor and does not have a salary.

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