Trump's Chief of Staff Pick Raises Conflict of Interest Concerns
Susie Wiles' lobbying history with controversial clients draws scrutiny over potential White House influence.
- Wiles, a seasoned lobbyist, has represented 42 clients including mining, tobacco, and waste management companies.
- Public Citizen's report highlights potential conflicts of interest with Wiles' appointment as Chief of Staff.
- Critics argue her role could prioritize corporate interests over public welfare due to her extensive lobbying background.
- Calls for Wiles to disclose her lobbying activities and recuse herself from related decision-making have been made.
- Trump's selection of Wiles contradicts his previous promises to 'drain the swamp' of Washington lobbyists.