Instead, he said, Weyeneth “just didn’t show.”In a résumé initially submitted to the government, Weyeneth said he worked at the firm until April 2016. A spokesman at the Office of National Drug Control Policy — where Weyeneth, 24, is deputy chief of staff — said Weyeneth was unavailable for comment. In replies to The Post, the White House did not address questions about Weyeneth’s work at the law firm. An administration official previously said that Weyeneth revised his résumé to correct “errors.” In a revised résumé, Weyeneth said he worked at the law firm from November 2014 to August 2015. An administration official said Friday that Weyeneth remains deputy chief of staff as the search for a replacement continues.

Source: Washington Post January 21, 2018 01:18 UTC