The newly elected US President Donald Trump named the head of his election campaign, Susie Wiles, as the head of the White House. She will be the first woman in this position in the history of the United States of America.
Points of attention
- Susie Wiles makes history as the first female chief of staff of the White House in the United States.
- She is a trusted ally and political strategist for President Trump, managing his campaigns and supporting him through various political endeavors.
- Wiles' role encompasses managing White House staff, controlling information flow to the president, and acting as a pivotal link between Trump and other important groups such as Congress.
- Despite her strong influence, Wiles is known for maintaining a close relationship with President Trump without restricting his impulses.
- Her track record includes successful campaign management, particularly in Florida, and a reputation for effectively managing Trump's moods and impulses.
For the first time in US history, a woman will head the administration of the White House
"Susie Wiles just helped me achieve one of the greatest political victories in American history and was an integral part of my successful 2016 and 2020 campaigns," Trump said.
Wiles stuck with Trump even when many considered the politician an outcast after his supporters stormed the Capitol. Unlike some advisers, she rarely argued with him and instead maintained a close relationship.
Wiles is a longtime Trump ally, has experience coordinating his legal and political affairs, and has long served on his team.
Her role as chief of staff will be key: she will be responsible for managing the White House staff, overseeing the flow of information to the president and determining who will have access to the Oval Office. Wiles will also be the main link between the president and Congress, representatives of the executive branch and other influential groups.
Trump's aides saw Wiles as someone who could manage his moods and impulses without necessarily restraining him. Trump mentioned Wiles frequently on the campaign trail, praising her publicly.
CNN previously reported that Wiles was the main contender for the position, but had some reservations and put forward some conditions to Trump. The first was greater control over who could contact the president in the Oval Office.
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