Susie Wiles exits as chief of staff after GOP midterm losses

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Susie Wiles completed her final day as White House chief of staff Friday, with President Donald Trump naming Stephen Miller as her replacement following the Republican Party's midterm election losses. Wiles, the first woman in the role, praised her tenure on X, citing border security, tax cuts, and economic strength, while Trump announced she would move to his political operation. Critics, including activists and political scientists, sharply condemned her legacy, with some predicting harsh historical judgment. Miller inherits a White House described by insiders as demoralized and splintering, with some staffers reportedly seeking legal counsel and considering departure amid the post-election shakeup.


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