Trump Picks Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff, Sending a Clear Signal to Democrats
The White House appointment, highlighted by The Hill, replaces Susie Wiles and is expected to spark a contentious two‑year clash on Capitol Hill.
President Donald Trump (f1) has chosen Stephen Miller (f2) as his new White House chief of staff, a decision reported by The Hill (f3) and confirmed by CBS News (f4). The Hill’s headline reads, "Trump sends ‘clear message’ to Democrats with Miller promotion" (f5). Susie Wiles (f9) previously held the chief of staff role.
The Hill notes that the appointment is a blunt message to the incoming Democratic majority (f6) and sets up what is likely to be a contentious two‑year battle on Pennsylvania Avenue (f7). Democrats, according to the report, largely loathe Miller and view him as xenophobic (f8).
Republican strategist and CBS contributor Terry Sullivan (f10) joined The Daily Report to break down Susie Wiles’ legacy as she is replaced by Miller (f11), offering a perspective on the shift in the White House staff.
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Original reporting
CBS News
What Wiles' legacy as chief of staff will be as she is replaced by Stephen Miller
Republican strategist and CBS News contributor Terry Sullivan joins "The Daily Report" to break down Susie Wiles' legacy and more as she is replaced by Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff.
Read the original →The Hill
Trump sends ‘clear message’ to Democrats with Miller promotion
President Trump sent a blunt message to the incoming Democratic majority on Capitol Hill by tapping Stephen Miller to be his new chief of staff, setting up what is likely to be a contentious two years between both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue. Miller is loathed by most Democrats, many of whom view him as xenophobic…
Read the original →NPR
Week in Politics: Trump taps Miller for chief of staff; doubles down on Trumpism
President Trump's decision to make Stephen Miller his new chief of staff is a rebuke of the midterm results and a doubling-down on Trumpism.
Read the original →The Guardian
Trump’s elevation of Stephen Miller a middle finger to millions of voters
Facts this version was allowed to use
- Donald Trump is the President of the United States.
- Stephen Miller is Trump's new White House chief of staff.
- President Trump chose Stephen Miller to be his new chief of staff, according to The Hill.
- Stephen Miller replaces Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, according to CBS News.
- The Hill headline states: "Trump sends ‘clear message’ to Democrats with Miller promotion".
- The Hill reports that Trump sent a blunt message to the incoming Democratic majority on Capitol Hill by naming Stephen Miller chief of staff.
- The Hill reports that the Miller appointment sets up what is likely to be a contentious two years between both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
- The Hill reports that Miller is loathed by most Democrats, many of whom view him as xenophobic.
- Susie Wiles was White House chief of staff.
- Terry Sullivan is a Republican strategist and CBS News contributor.
- Terry Sullivan joins "The Daily Report" to break down Susie Wiles' legacy as she is replaced by Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, according to CBS News.
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