Linda Vasquez (14 February 1962-) was the Chief-of-Staff of the White House under President-elect Garrett Walker of the United States.
Biography[]
Linda Vasquez was born in 1962 in New York City, and she was of Hispanic descent. She entered politics and was chosen by President-elect Garrett Walker as his chief-of-staff in the White House upon his election in 2013. Vasquez was given her first job in politics under Frank Underwood, a congressman from South Carolina, but Frank was upset when she became more of a worker for Garrett instead of him. She managed affairs in the White House for the president, keeping the politicians doing what the president ordered. Underwood pretended to acquiesce with the President's choice of Michael Kern as Secretary of State instead of him, and Vasquez was unaware of his plotting to take power for himself.