US midterm losses weaken Trump domestically, foreign policy stance may harden
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Three days after a midterm election defeat, President Trump selected Miller as chief of staff, signaling policy continuity. The move suggests no strategic pivot despite the electoral setback, though its implications for legislative agenda remain unclear.
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President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles. This move, confirmed by multiple high-confidence sources, signals a definitive shift towards more aggressive hardline immigration policies and a confrontational approach to domestic and foreign policy. The appointment follows Republican midterm losses and has drawn bipartisan criticism, intensifying political tensions.
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