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Posted on 11/12/2026 8:42:50 AM PST by DFG
According to a Monday memo obtained by Fox News, new White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller plans to employ a more collaborative relationship with President Donald Trump's cabinet, even making a change in the name of the position that interfaces between the cabinet and the Chief of Staff.
"The White House position of Cabinet Secretary will be changed to the role of Director of Cabinet Relations, focused on providing support and reinforcement of President Trump's tremendous Cabinet Secretaries," details the memo, which Fox News Digital viewed.
"Each cabinet leader serves as the best leader and communicator for their individual Departments, and this new position will ensure our Cabinet is resourced and bolstered by the White House to deliver swift, critical, and lasting wins for the American people," the memo continues.
According to the report, Susie Wiles, former Chief of Staff, had a top-down approach to administration messaging, where everything had to be filtered through her office for approval before it was allowed to be disseminated.
Another source who is familiar with day-to-day administration operations believes the memo signals a shift in communications policy, giving different agencies the ability to control their own messaging now that Miller has become chief of staff.
The source said that previously, they believe Wiles had a chokehold on nearly all the administration's communications, and that there were "a lot of prescriptive directives" from Wiles' camp.
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"This will streamline the Cabinet, making it a more effective instrument for the President, whereas previously it was too constrained," a source familiar with the message told Fox News Digital.
The memo also highlighted staffing changes which will facilitate this less micromanaged approach. The Office of Presidential Scheduling and its director will report directly to Deputy Director of Outer Oval Operations Chamberlain Harris.
It was also announced that Caleb Orr, a former Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs, will now fill the role of Chief of Staff for Policy.
"The White House will run a clear and regular policy process through the Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and the National Security Advisor, with clearly defined responsibilities and assignments and no overlapping policy portfolios," the memo says.
Miller working to streamline roles and unleashing cabinet members to take full control of their own department/agency messaging can only mean one thing: this Chief of Staff plans to be more laser-focused on what Trump wishes to see accomplished in the final two years of his administration.
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Always thought she was a bad choice. Too restraining.
She was apparently acting on behalf of past lobbying clients and the lobbying clients of her daughter, unilaterally blocking MAGA and MAHA initiatives at the expense of the President. Good to see her go, never come back.
Day late and a dollar short.
Trump should have sacked her after the Vanity Fair debacle which exposed her horrible political and media messaging judgment and her horribly flawed concept of how a White House Chief of Staff should do their job
Susie Wiles was the swamp in the White House.
The S O U R C E said...........
“at the expense of the President. “
and to our country
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She was better that Priebus - but perhaps the same issue: Being good at campaigning and politicing does not automatically transfer to the Chief of Staff position.
Priebus should have been left exactly where he was...as head of the RNC, which he excelled at and had really turned things around after the disaster with Michael Steele, and Wiles remain in charge of the political operations.
Exactly—the only “policy” Susie cared about was getting her daughters wealthy.
Since the Cabinet members had no clue this was happening they were always in danger of angering the special interests paying the bribes.
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