U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has made a major move in shaping his administration, appointing longtime campaign manager Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. The announcement, made Thursday, signals a strategic shift as Trump prepares to transition into governance mode.
Wiles, a seasoned strategist with deep roots in Florida politics, played a pivotal role in Trump's recent electoral success. Known for her sharp political instincts and no-nonsense style, she's been dubbed the "architect behind the comeback" by insiders.
This appointment marks the first time a woman will hold the influential role in a Trump-led administration. Analysts say Wiles' familiarity with Trump's unconventional approach could bring stability to the White House—or fuel more headline-making drama.
Trump called Wiles a "fighter who gets results" in his statement, while critics are already questioning how her campaign-trail tactics will translate to governance. Stay tuned as this story develops!
