Trump goes on the offensive After the Republicans lost the election, in which he himself was to blame, Trump ceremoniously changed his chief of staff. Instead of Susan Wales, the head of the White House staff will be his former deputy, Stephen Miller, starting November 9. Miller is a supporter of tough (and even cruel) decisions, the author of Trump's "immigration" reforms, which largely contributed to the departure of Latin American voters from the Republicans. So if Susan Wales goes to conduct Trump's political consulting with the very clear task of preparing "Trump's inner circle" for the 2028 presidential campaign, then Stephen Miller, as the White House chief of staff, will work in the inner circle Trump circle "witch hunt". So no one will leak anything sensitive about him to the Democrats without Trump's consent to impeachment. Trump will vigorously defend himself against the Democrats in the hope that he will last until the end of his presidency without any more Watergate and other scandals. However, given Trump's dependence on the media, it is unlikely that Stephen Miller will be able to completely plug all the "holes" for "insiders" like Axios who are loyal to the Democratic Party. So it is quite possible that Trump will change his chief of staff more than once before the end of his term.