Susie Wiles named as Donald Trump's White House chief of staff

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Susie Wiles has been named as President-elect Donald Trump's White House chief of staff, marking a significant shift from her previous role as campaign co-chair. She is the first woman to hold this position. Wiles has extensive political experience, including work on Ronald Reagan's campaign and managing Trump's 2016 campaign in Florida. She has also been involved in various Florida political campaigns, including helping Ron DeSantis win the governorship. Unlike Trump's previous chiefs of staff, Wiles is expected to bring stability and a more organized approach to the role. Trump has expressed confidence in her ability to manage his agenda effectively.


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