In a shocking development, former First Lady Jill Biden’s press secretary Michael LaRosa has been accused of endangering her safety by trying to bring dates to his room on a secure floor of a hotel while on a trip with the First Lady. This behavior, which occurred twice during the same trip in June of 2022, is just one example of a pattern of troubling and erratic conduct that ultimately led to his resignation from the White House.
According to exclusive reports from DailyMail.com, sources say LaRosa, who is openly gay, tried to bring a man he met at a conference back to his room on a secure floor of the InterContinental Hotel where the first lady and other senior White House staff were staying.
The incident was reportedly a breach of security protocol, as individuals who are not fully vetted are not allowed on these secure floors. The Secret Service is said to have caught LaRosa in the act, and sources claim he made a second attempt on the same trip.
The incident in Madrid was just one in a string of concerning incidents that ultimately led to LaRosa’s resignation from the White House in July of 2022. Sources reveal that his behavior had become increasingly unpredictable and unreliable, with reports of him disappearing from work for hours at a time, leaking information to the media, and engaging in verbal outbursts and confrontations with colleagues.
Several sources also allege that LaRosa’s behavior put the security of the First Lady and other White House staff at risk, particularly during a trip to war-torn Ukraine in May of 2022, where he reportedly tipped off reporters to the secret trip before it was officially announced.
LaRosa, who now works for a lobbying firm, has been publicly critical of the Biden administration since his departure. He has made regular appearances on cable news programs, presenting himself as a former high-level insider with deep knowledge of the inner workings of the administration.
However, sources from within the White House and the campaign say that this characterization is inaccurate and that LaRosa was never given a “seat at the table” in high-level meetings or involved in political strategy.
When confronted with the allegations against him, LaRosa downplayed the incidents and denied any wrongdoing. He insists that he left the White House willingly to pursue a job in the private sector, and maintains that he has been unfairly targeted by the administration for being vocal in his criticism of their handling of certain issues, including Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings.
While the White House and LaRosa’s former colleagues declined to comment on the situation, it is clear that there is a significant discrepancy between the former press secretary’s account and the reports from multiple sources within the administration.
What is certain is that the incident in Madrid was just one of many concerning incidents that ultimately led to LaRosa’s forced resignation from the White House.
