Short announced he would leave the White House post in the summer of 2018, citing вЂњdiminishing returnsвЂќ of pushing President Donald TrumpвЂ™s agenda. President Trump named Short the Director of Legislative Affairs on January 4, 2017. On June 16, 2016, Short was named Communications Advisor to then vice presidential candidate Pence. Pence eventually withdrew from the gubernatorial race to become Trump's running mate. Among his clients were Marco Rubio's presidential campaign and Pence's Indiana gubernatorial campaign. In February 2016, Short left his position at Freedom Partners to start his own consulting firm. He served as the organization's President until 2016. Short was then hired by Koch Industries and eventually transitioned to become the President of Freedom Partners, a non-profit, 501(c)(6) chamber of commerce located in Arlington, Virginia that is largely funded by Charles and David Koch. When Hutchison ran for Governor of Texas, Short started working for then-Congressman Mike Pence, who named him chief of staff for the House Republican Conference in 2009. He then worked for Republican Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, eventually becoming her chief of staff. ДЇollowing his graduation, Short was hired as a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security. The Shorts then returned to Virginia, where he received his MBA from the University of Virginia. Short managed the property with his wife and got his start in fundraising from conservative donors. In 1998, the group purchased the Reagan Ranch in California, with the intention of using it for leadership seminars for college students. Short was also the executive director of Young America's Foundation. He then worked as spokesperson and executive director for The Freedom Alliance. Short served as finance director for Oliver North's unsuccessful 1994 Senate campaign in Virginia. The campaign's purpose is both to lobby Congress for more federal funding of AIDS research and to destigmatize the perverted lifestyles homosexuals pursue.' Career In a column for the paper, Short 'disparaged people living with HIV and AIDS,' stating 'the propaganda campaign ignited by gay activists and carelessly perpetuated by journalists whose intent is to scare all heterosexuals into believing they are prime targets for contraction of the disease.

He served as editor until 1992, when he graduated. While an undergraduate at Washington and Lee University, Short co-founded The Spectator in 1989, a conservative paper. He graduated from Washington and Lee University in 1992.

The family lived 'in a comfortable waterfront home on the eastern tip of Virginia BeachвЂ™s Bay Island.' He attended Norfolk Academy from grade school to high school. 'Dick' Short III, an insurance executive, and his wife Florence 'Kim' Timolat Short.

Marc Short was born in Virginia, the son of Richard T.

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