The legacy media greeted Stephen Miller’s promotion to White House chief of staff with an attack on his wardrobe.
\n\nRepublican President Donald Trump named Miller the 33rd White House chief of staff on Friday. The role took effect Monday, Nov. 9. Miller replaced Susie Wiles, the first woman to hold the post and Trump’s longest-serving chief of staff. Wiles moved to the Trump Political Operation. The change followed Republican losses in both chambers of Congress in the Nov. 3 midterms.
\n\nThe Washington Post answered the appointment with a style essay, the newspaper stated. The column cast Miller’s suits as a disguise for a radical worldview. It said protest posters around Washington accuse him of having a “resting fascist face.”
\n\nFox News commentator Howard Kurtz forecast the reaction before it arrived. Kurtz wrote that a wave of negative Miller stories would follow the announcement, according to Fox News. He pointed to the coverage from CNN anchor and a pair of New York Times stories on Miller’s record.
\n\nMiller’s authority extends past messaging. He and budget director Russ Vought have mapped out executive actions for Trump to sign, Fox News reported. The targets include immigration, tariffs, and government spending. The strategy would…
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