Today's issue · Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Why Miller as Chief of Staff Rewires the White House
Stephen Miller's appointment as Trump's chief of staff signals a shift from campaign operations to executive-driven policy. Expect accelerated rulemaking, enforcement and diplomatic friction by mid-2027, though the symbolic-consolidation alternative remains plausible.
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