A Chief of Staff Who ‘Will Crack Skulls’
The president has no interest in being reined in. His new chief of staff is perfect for him.
President Trump's chief of staff resignation and replacement marks a significant shift in the White House's leadership. Stephen Miller, known for his hard-charging approach and extensive Capitol Hill experience, will take over from Susie Wiles, who had been a stabilizing force for Trump. Trump's decision reflects his dissatisfaction with current White House dynamics and his desire to have an aide who can "crack skulls" and push back against opposition.
Miller's arrival comes amid concerns about the Republican party's midterm losses and the upcoming political warfare.
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