President Donald Trump announced Friday in a Truth Social article that his longtime aide Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff, elevating the immigration hardliner to one of the most important roles in the White House.
Asset said in the message that Wiles had “done a remarkable job” and was going to launch into his political operations. He then told reporters that Miller “He’s very good politically, and he’s a very (good) guy. He’ll do a great job. Great manager.”
The surprise move came just days after Republicans faced a humiliating midterm defeat at the hands of Democrats, who flipped control of the House and Senate and made significant inroads into some deep red states, including Texas.
Asked about Wiles’ departure, the White House referenced Trump’s remarks earlier Friday to reporters. When asked why he made this change, Asset said Wiles did a “great job. But I just wanted to make” a change.
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