Congress is back, and Trump picks Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff
The clock is ticking on the current Congress, and things just got a whole lot weirder in Trump-world.
With only a few weeks of power left before the Republican majority packs its bags, the capital is bracing for a final act of chaos. Instead of playing it cool, Trump just tapped Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff.
This isn't a transition; it's a statement. By installing one of his most aggressive ideological allies, the incoming administration is making it clear that the honeymoon phase is being skipped entirely in favor of an immediate, full-contact brawl with the opposition.
The message is simple: prepare for total mobilization. It remains to be seen if the remaining legislative session will accomplish anything other than setting the stage for the next four years of constant, high-stakes partisan trench warfare.
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