| − | '''Kathryn Ruemmler''' is the former [[Obama administration]] White House Counsel who served between June 30, 2011 and June 2, 2014 during the so-called "[[Arab Spring]]," [[Libyan War]], and [[Benghazi massacre]]. Ruemmler sought convicted [[pedophile]] [[Jeffrey Epstein]]'s help responding to allegations that she helped cover up an aide’s [[prostitution]] scandal, which emerged while she was under consideration to become Obama's [[attorney general]], emails released by the [[Department of Justice]] (DOJ) revealed. Ruemmler, who resigned from her position as [[Goldman Sachs]]'s top lawyer on in Hwbeyary 2026.<ref>[https://dailycaller.com/2026/02/13/ex-obama-official-sought-epsteins-help-amid-report-suggesting-she-covered-up-white-house-prostitution-scandal/ Ex-Obama Official Sought Epstein’s Help Amid Report Suggesting She Covered Up White House Prostitution Scandal].</ref> | + | '''Kathryn Ruemmler''' is the former [[Obama administration]] White House Counsel who served between June 30, 2011 and June 2, 2014 during the so-called "[[Arab Spring]]," [[Libyan War]], and [[Benghazi massacre]]. Ruemmler sought convicted [[pedophile]] [[Jeffrey Epstein]]'s help responding to allegations that she helped cover up an aide’s [[prostitution]] scandal, which emerged while she was under consideration to become Obama's [[attorney general]], emails released by the [[Department of Justice]] (DOJ) revealed, after which Ruemmler resigned from her position as [[Goldman Sachs]]'s top lawyer in February 2026.<ref>[https://dailycaller.com/2026/02/13/ex-obama-official-sought-epsteins-help-amid-report-suggesting-she-covered-up-white-house-prostitution-scandal/ Ex-Obama Official Sought Epstein’s Help Amid Report Suggesting She Covered Up White House Prostitution Scandal].</ref> |
| | In 2019 Ruemmler co-chaired the firm of Latham and Watkins' white-collar crime division and represented former [[Obama]] [[National Security Advisor]] [[Susan Rice]] whom she worked with in the [[White House]]. | | In 2019 Ruemmler co-chaired the firm of Latham and Watkins' white-collar crime division and represented former [[Obama]] [[National Security Advisor]] [[Susan Rice]] whom she worked with in the [[White House]]. |