Those people never break their ties or abandon old friends because they know their White House job is temporary. It will take a lot to persuade me that Wiles was a white hat.
She may not have been the blackest of hats, but she did NOT work for PDJT. She had other loyalties and that was evident by some of the decisions that President Trump made, especially regarding MAHA.
I could see the conflict between RFK Jr. and the White House from way up here in Canada and the decisions and public statements made no sense. I'm actually surprised that RFK didn't just quit because of the roadblocks Wiles threw up that trace back to her loyalties to pharma. Many have reported that she was pretty much running the country because nothing got to PDJT that she didn't approve of first.
Now that she's gone, we may be able to expect that more policies will advance that actually benefit Americans and not industries or corporations that do not operate in the best interests of Americans (pharma, Pepsi, etc.). And I've read that Wiles’ daughter is now a lobbyist and her employer has done well by Susie. Good riddance to someone who was there to enrich herself and her family, rather than advance PDJT’s agenda.
As a final point, I'm starting to see that President Trump puts so much stock in loyalty that, if you're able to persuade him that you're loyal to him, he will overlook many other bad characteristics or problems about you that others might bring to him about you. It appears to be a blind spot for him and I'm optimistic that Stephen Miller can change a few things.
MAHA needs to move forward ‘bigly’ to restore the health and safety of children, mostly. I 100% believe that Wiles and her own secret loyalties were standing in the way of that.
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Great catch LL!!
Guess who else had a "Ballard Baggage" problem? If you said Pam Bondi you can pas go and get an IOU.
I found this on AI below yesterday:
Susie Wiles and Pam Bondi both worked as lobbyists for Ballard Partners, a prominent lobbying firm where they overlapped as colleagues before joining the Trump administration.
Ballard Partners:
Wiles was a partner at this Florida-based firm from 2011 until 2019, while Bondi was a partner in its D.C. office from 2019 to 2020 (and later returned). They represented major corporate clients including General Motors, Amazon, and Uber, as well as foreign interests like the government of Qatar.
( I'm not sure of the timing it happened long before Bondi came there but when hillary stole a billion dollars in gold from Qdaffi after they had him killed she hid the money in a country that had no extraditon:)
QATAR!!
(Qatar is known for having infinite cash from oil money and also from playing both sides 24/7 so you never really know who you are dealing with when you side with them.)
) Mercury Public Affairs:
After leaving Ballard, Susie Wiles worked for Mercury Public Affairs from 2022 until her appointment as Chief of Staff in 2024. During this time, she lobbied exclusively for Swisher International, a tobacco company.
(She may have been exclusive for a while but rumors were she had multiple accounts and made millions for Ballard also that she was the reason Ballard rose to prominence as fast as they did.)
Federal disclosures indicate that Wiles lobbied for 42 clients between 2017 and 2024, while Bondi registered to lobby for 30 different clients during her tenure at Ballard.
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Meanwhile, Pam Bondi did who knows what for Pfizer one of her clients she lobbied for while at Ballard. I'm just hoping she had nothing to do with Pfizer pulling a slicko by not actually making the bio-weapons, aka covid shots, that killed or injured millions still are and will keep on doing into the future. Pfizer didn't make millions from the bio weapons that they had the shote made by a third party and then distributed:
THEY MADE TRILLIONS!!
With that kind of baggage it's little wonder why they both are now gone. Coincidence? Maybe.
Here's Bondi:
Here's wiles with the boss:

I don’t remember where I read it (maybe here) that it was Wiles who foisted Pam Bondi for AG on President Trump. If there’s truth to that, then Bondi was a plant and she was likely fired for cause as well. There was a bit of a controversy here whether Bondi had just completed her small part of a long program and it was time for the next player to enter the picture to do his part, or whether she’d been ineffective. I voted for the latter, mostly because she had actually been ineffective. I imagine that Miller will make sure that all Wiles’ holdovers are removed going forward.
With that kind of history, I wonder how they got into the positions in the administration that they got in the first place.