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Trump Selects First-Ever Female Chief of Staff for White House Role

Susie Wiles becomes historic choice, bringing discipline and experience to Trump's second term.

In a historic decision, President-Elect Donald Trump announced that Susie Wiles, his campaign manager and trusted advisor, will serve as the first female White House chief of staff. Wiles’ appointment marks a significant milestone, making her the highest-ranking woman to oversee operations in the West Wing and bringing years of experience and strategic insight to the role.

Trump credited Wiles as a key architect of his stunning 2024 victory, calling her “tough, smart, innovative, and universally admired and respected.” He praised her for her steadfast dedication to his mission, noting, “Susie will continue to work tirelessly to Make America Great Again. It is a well-deserved honor to have Susie as the first-ever female Chief of Staff in United States history.”

A Trailblazing Political Career

At 67, Wiles is no stranger to breaking new ground. She is one of only two women to have successfully managed a winning presidential campaign, alongside Kellyanne Conway, who led Trump’s 2016 bid. With a track record of victories and a reputation for sharp organizational skill, Wiles is widely respected within the GOP. Her disciplined approach to Trump’s latest campaign proved instrumental as she unified the team and maintained a strong, cohesive message from start to finish.

Positive Reception Across the Party

Trump’s choice of Wiles has garnered enthusiastic reactions from Republicans and political analysts alike. CNN political analyst Scott Jennings praised the selection, saying, “Oh, great pick. she’s universally respected in the party.” Jennings noted that Wiles’ effective management of Trump’s campaign and her ability to stay the course have made her an admired figure. “Being the first female chief of staff in the White House, I think is a huge marker for both President Trump and the Republican Party.”

Ben Carson, a former Trump administration official, also commended the appointment. Having worked directly with Wiles, Carson lauded her as a “decisive leader who will work daily to execute the President’s priorities and deliver results for the American people.”

A Bold Start for Trump’s Second Term

Wiles’ appointment signals Trump’s intention to hit the ground running with a clear, focused agenda. Her ability to navigate the complex dynamics of Washington and maintain a disciplined White House will be essential as the administration tackles its priorities. As the first female chief of staff, Wiles’ role marks a new chapter not only for Trump’s team but also for the role of women in Republican leadership.

Trump’s choice reflects his commitment to effective governance, and his supporters are optimistic that Wiles’ experience will help drive the administration toward achieving its goals. Wiles herself remains focused on the task ahead, determined to make history not just as the first woman in the role, but as a leader who will continue to bring results for the American people.

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