As a gift of victory in the election, Trump appointed the head of his campaign as the Chief of Staff

America's newly elected President Donald Trump has started preparing his new team. Trump has entrusted a big responsibility to Susie Wills, who was the strategist of his election campaign. Trump has appointed Susie Wills to the post of White House Chief of Staff. Thus, she will be the first woman to be appointed as the White House Chief of Staff. This is considered to be the biggest step taken by Trump before his swearing-in in January. Praising Susie, Trump said that Susie had helped him get the biggest political victory in American history.

Susie, who works behind the scenes, has become the first female Chief of Staff in America. Trump said that Susie is the most qualified candidate for this post and she will make our country proud. He said that Susie is strong, smart and innovative and will continue her efforts to make America great again.

Who is Susie Wills?

Wiles is a veteran Republican strategist who led Trump's campaigns in Florida in 2016 and 2020. He previously managed Florida Governor Rick Scott's successful campaign in 2010. And he briefly served as campaign manager for former Utah Governor John Huntsman in the 2012 presidential campaign. Four years later, Trump was re-elected as US President. He lost the 2020 White House race, after which his supporters committed violence and arson at the US Capitol.

What will Susie do in the White House?

The Chief of Staff in the White House serves as a close aide to the President. They help formulate and implement policy, as well as advance the President's agenda. Along with this, they also decide who should have access to the President and how, to whom, and when the President's time is to be given.

The Chief of Staff plays a vital role as a gatekeeper. The person in this position manages the White House staff, organizes the president's time and schedule, and maintains liaison with other government departments and lawmakers.