Trump is said to consider Brooke Rollins for White House chief of staff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

83% : Trump has a good relationship with Rollins and often praises her to allies as smart and effective.
72% : In multiple private conversations in recent weeks, Trump has said that he thinks Rollins would make "a great chief of staff" and that "she's tall" and "she's got the look," among other attributes.
49% : Of all these chiefs, Priebus is the one who maintains the warmest relationship with Trump.
46% : Trump has complained that donors were confused and thought they were giving money to him when they heard the words "America First" as part of the institute's name.
43% : Trump said, "Remember, there's no policy without me," the person added.
35% : Rollins said in a statement that she has "had zero conversations with President Trump or his team about this," and added that she is focused on "building the America First movement" and helping to make sure Trump wins the election.
30% : "Allies of Trump said that he had raised other names for potential chiefs and had made no decisions about White House staffing.
26% : Trump has also privately criticized the institute for "wasting money" on printing glossy policy books, according to a person with direct knowledge of his comments.
16% : The role of chief of staff for Trump has been fraught: In his four years as president, Trump cycled through four chiefs of staff, and some former advisers described it as an almost impossible job.

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