Trump's new chief of staff is 67-year-old grandma feared by grown men

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Trump said beaming and turning to family and staff crowding the stage at his Palm Beach, Florida campaign headquarters.
57% : It was reported that Trump was looking for a chief with deep experience in Washington D.C., resembling some of his short-lived hires from the first term; Congressmen Mick Mulvaney and Mark Meadows.
56% : Usually, when Trump invites someone to the lectern they almost trip over themselves to get there.
56% : Typically, when Trump invites someone to the lectern they almost trip over themselves to get there.
55% : On Thursday evening, Trump tapped her to be his White House chief of staff -- making her the first woman ever named for the role of gatekeeper to the president.
55% : On Thursday evening, Trump tapped her to be his White House chief of staff -- making her the first woman ever named for the role of gatekeeper to the president.
39% : But now Trump was back and facing off against Wiles' own former client and a crowded field of Republican White House hopefuls.
25% : The pair first met in 2015 and then re-connected in 2020 after Trump hit his own nadir following an election loss and the January 6th Capitol riots.

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