A top former White House aide has suggested that the current chief of staff may step down following the midterm elections, though her exit would likely come voluntarily rather than as a forced removal. Speculation about her standing with the president has fueled uncertainty over her future role, with reports indicating a potential shift in confidence. The comments highlight ongoing leadership instability in the administration as key personnel decisions loom. Whether her departure reflects broader political strategy or internal tensions remains unclear.
Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said he expects current chief of staff Susie Wiles to leave her post after the midterm elections, but her departure would be on her own terms after reports suggested she may have lost President Trump’s confidence. “If she leaves, and I think she probably will, it’s not...
