The White House is facing another internal shakeup: Lea Bardon, who was widely known as President Donald Trump's "Cabinet fixer," is stepping down from her role as Director of Cabinet Affairs. Her departure follows recent changes involving senior figures within Trump's inner circle - such as Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem, who both lost their positions - signaling continued administrative overhaul at a critical time ahead of the midterm elections. Departure of a key White House operator Lea Bardon served as the central liaison between the White House and Donald Trump's various Cabinet agencies.