Dee Dee Myers

Dee Dee Myers earns my admiration for breaking ground under enormous pressure. As the 19th White House Press Secretary and the first woman to hold the job, she stood at the podium during the early Clinton years while still remarkably young. That alone takes nerve. What I find more compelling is her second act: co-hosting on CNBC and advising The West Wing, turning hard-won frontline experience into sharp, credible commentary. Analysts who have actually stood in the fire write with a weight that armchair pundits cannot fake, and her voice carries exactly that authority.

Name (English)

Dee Dee Myers

Name (Japanese)

ディー・ディー・マイヤーズ

Reading

でぃー・でぃー・まいやーず

Born

September 1, 1961 (age 64)

Zodiac / Chinese zodiac

Virgo / Ox

Origin

Quonset Point, Rhode Island, United States

Occupation

opinion journalist / political scientist / writer / politician

High school

William S. Hart High School

University

Santa Clara University

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Tags

• Rhode Island
• opinion journalist
• political scientist
• writer

Last updated

2026-06-21

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