Susie Wiles, President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming White House chief of staff, has outlined her vision for a smooth-running Trump second term, pledging a West Wing that will work with discipline and teamwork to deliver quickly on the president-elect’s promises to voters.
Wiles, who co-managed Trump’s presidential campaign, told Axios in an interview published on Jan. 6 that the success of the incoming administration hinges on collaboration and shared goals, with drama-seeking solo players not welcome.
“My team and I will not tolerate backbiting, second-guessing inappropriately, or drama. These are counterproductive to the mission,” said Wiles, who has been credited with efficient management of Trump’s presidential campaign and has earned the nickname “Ice Maiden” for her unflappable demeanor.
Wiles herself avoids the limelight, declining an opportunity to speak before Trump’s acceptance speech on election night. She told Axios that Trump learned the hard way, from the setbacks of his first term, that having a team that is both competent and loyal is key to success this time around. She said he has personally interviewed every single one of his Cabinet picks and even many sub-Cabinet hires, and that Trump will leverage the understanding gleaned from an obstacle-ridden first term to avoid pitfalls this time around.
“I have every hope that the 47th administration will not have the same number of attempts to put sand in the gears,” she said, expressing confidence that members of the second Trump administration will work hard and be committed to the principles that Trump ran on. […]
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