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Due to the Republican Party’s defeat in the midterm elections, Trump fired White House Chief of Staff Wells and replaced him with hard-line adviser Miller, indicating that the White House will be more active in the future in the face of Democrats and outside criticism.
President of the United Statestrump Angered by the Republican Party’s crushing defeat in the midterm elections, he announced his replacement on the 6thwhite House Chief of Staff Susie Wills was replaced by longtime advisor Stephen Miller. Axios reported that Wells was one of the few staffers who was able to control Trump’s policies and has now been replaced by Miller, who has hard-line stances, indicating that Trump may further implement the harsh policies that are considered one of the reasons for the Republican Party’s defeat.
Trump posted on the Realme community: “I am very pleased to announce that Miller, currently Deputy Chief of Staff in the Trump Administration and one of my most trusted advisors, will serve as White House Chief of Staff beginning Monday, November 9. Wells has done an excellent job, and she will be transferred to the Trump political operations team. I want to thank her for her dedication as White House Chief of Staff. She has done a great job!”
Wells released a statement on the most transformational political leader who single-handedly saved America from those who would destroy it. “Now our mission is clearer than ever: fight wholeheartedly to support our President and defend this great republic.”
Axios reported that Wells submitted his resignation on the evening of the 5th. Sources revealed that on the 4th, Trump began to be dissatisfied with the margin of defeat in the midterm elections and the campaign money spent by his political team. Before Wells formally resigned, he expressed his willingness to resign for two consecutive days, and Trump accepted it on the 6th. Although Wells’ resignation was a mutual decision, the main reason was the midterm election results, and Trump held him responsible for the defeat.
A person familiar with the matter who has spoken to Wells said Trump had not asked him to resign, “but he always believed that Wells was responsible for losing the election, not him.” The person said Wells could have stayed, “but what’s the point? Right or wrong, Susie knows that serving the President means staying or leaving depends on the President’s will. If she can’t change her mind, there’s no reason to stay.”
Miller served in Trump’s first administration and was one of the chief architects of Trump’s massive use of executive power in the first 100 days of his term. In some respects, he was already Wales’s equal. No one within the Trump administration is more familiar with the workings of power, the workings of the White House, and the bold use of executive power than Miller. He is also working on plans in the hope that even ifdemocratic party With a large majority in Congress, the White House can still maintain a strong handle.
A Trump adviser explained: “Trump needs to be prepared to go to war with congressional Democrats and deal with all the investigations they’re going to launch, and Stephen is a wartime adviser.”
Axios reported that the Trump administration is entering a rough patch, with its power to reshape the federal government gradually diminishing and facing criticism and possible investigation, but Trump appears to have no intention of changing course. Republican strategist Barrett Marson said in an interview: “I don’t think compromise is a word in Trump’s dictionary.” He believes that Miller’s appointment as Chief of Staff proves that Trump “will not go out quietly.”
Mason said, “He chose to promote many of the worst policy makers and I’m not sure how that counts as confronting voter dissatisfaction.” He said Trump’s inability to run for president may make him less concerned about political consequences. Additionally, as the 2028 election cycle approaches, Trump may also use massive campaign funds to control Republican politicians.
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The report said that Trump was angry with the Republican Party’s disastrous defeat in the midterm elections and heavy campaign spending. He believed that Wells was responsible for the defeat, so he accepted his resignation and replaced him with Miller, who was more in line with his hardline stance.
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Miller is considered a key staff member with radical stances and familiarity with the operations of power. They are expected to help Trump use executive power more boldly and take a tougher confrontational stance when congressional Democrats launch investigations.
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Analysts believe that since Trump did not run for president, his political costs have reduced and he may be less concerned about the deal. With the 2028 election cycle approaching, he can still control Republican politicians through massive funding and personnel.
