Meet Susie Wiles, the 'ice maiden' behind Trump's win - and his new chief of staff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : In his statement on Thursday evening Trump said that Wiles "just helped me achieve one of the greatest political victories in American history" and "is tough, smart, innovative, and is universally admired and respected".
62% : "It's a much more pragmatic 'let Trump be Trump' philosophy: he says certain things to the Maga crowd, but he also offers an incredible tax policy to the billionaire crowd, and they like that.
59% : But then, in 2020, she got a call from Trump.
50% : And on Thursday evening, Trump confirmed her as his White House new chief of staff.
49% : Just to ensure the knife was well and truly twisted, Monroe added: "Who was it that Trump called out during his victory speech [in Iowa], that diminutive figure standing at the periphery of his entourage on stage?
46% : Come, Susie," Trump said.
38% : By taking all the "craziness" that surrounds Trump and adding what Schorsch calls a "disciplined ground game", it seemed to be the sleight of hand helped Trump along to victory.
22% : Delaney doubts that Wiles' politics always chime with Trump's.
21% : As for working for Trump, Wiles might not always agree with his delivery, his choice of words or even his political stance on an issue, but Delaney says politics is about what people can overlook in one candidate and what they can't overlook in another.

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