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Susie Wiles Named Trump's First Female Chief of Staff

Wiles, a seasoned political strategist, is credited with guiding Trump's successful 2024 campaign and is set to bring stability to his administration.

Susie Wiles, known for her strategic acumen and calm demeanor, has been appointed as the first female White House Chief of Staff by President-elect Donald Trump.
Wiles played a pivotal role in Trump's 2024 campaign, managing to bring order and discipline to a campaign often characterized by chaos.
Her appointment has been met with praise from across the Republican Party, highlighting her ability to navigate complex political landscapes and maintain Trump's trust.
Despite her low public profile, Wiles has been influential behind the scenes, steering Trump's political operations from Mar-a-Lago and earning the nickname 'The Ice Maiden.'
Questions remain about whether Wiles can manage the internal dynamics of the Trump administration, given the challenges faced by her predecessors in maintaining control over access to the President.

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