In New York magazine, Ed Kilgore stated that Stephen Miller adheres to the Great Replacement theory

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Outgoing Senator Thom Tillis characterized Donald Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff as a colossal mistake

In Slate, Ian Prasad Philbrick asserted that Donald Trump scapegoated Susie Wiles for Republican losses in the midterm elections

Representative Robert Garcia stated that House Oversight Committee Democrats would continue investigating Stephen Miller following Miller's promotion to White House chief of staff

House Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Harris publicly praised Donald Trump's selection of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff

Following her departure as White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles transitioned to a role in Donald Trump's political operation

President Donald Trump offered Ultimate Fighting Championship President and CEO Dana White the position of White House press secretary, which White declined

Susie Wiles managed Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign and was Trump's longest-serving White House chief of staff across his two administrations

In National Review, Marc Antonio Wright argued that Stephen Miller's performative combativeness would not expand the political popularity of the Trump administration's agenda

Stephen Miller publicly referred to Democrats as communists, cowards, freaks, weirdos, losers, and crazies

The New York Post editorial board wrote that replacing Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller demonstrates Donald Trump's decision to cater to his base rather than a broader electoral coalition

In Red State, Brandon Morse characterized Stephen Miller as a wartime consigliere equipped to aggressively defend Donald Trump's administration on camera

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon announced her resignation as head of the United States Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division

President Donald Trump announced the appointment of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff to replace Susie Wiles

Stephen Miller publicly labeled the Democratic Party a domestic extremist organization

At age 41, Stephen Miller was appointed White House chief of staff after serving as deputy chief of staff in the second Trump administration

As a high school student in Santa Monica, Stephen Miller made appearances on Larry Elder's radio show to criticize left-wing campus culture and political correctness

Susie Wiles had no role in Donald Trump's decision to enter a war with Iran

Susie Wiles served as White House chief of staff immediately prior to Stephen Miller

Press secretary Katie Zachariah lasted five days in the White House after Donald Trump hired Katie Zachariah without input from Susie Wiles

Donald Trump dismissed Susie Wiles from her role as White House chief of staff after Republican midterm losses