Trump appoints Susie Wiles as chief of staff for second term

Donald Trump has appointed Susie Wiles as his chief of staff for his second administration. This marks a significant change, as Wiles is expected to bring a fresh, optimistic vision to the Republican White House, reminiscent of Ronald Reagan's era. Wiles has a strong track record, having played key roles in successful campaigns for Florida politicians, including Trump. Her leadership during the recent election helped Trump secure a popular vote majority and an Electoral College victory, despite challenges from within the campaign. As the first female presidential chief of staff, Wiles is positioned to influence Trump's agenda significantly. Her experience and strategic approach are seen as vital for building a diverse working-class coalition and advancing the administration's goals.