Susie Wiles, newly appointed as chief of staff for President-elect Donald Trump, recently emphasized a “disciplined and drama-free” White House as her primary objective as the new term begins.

Wiles is determined to foster team unity and prevent any internal conflict to ensure that the administration fulfills its campaign promises before the 2026 midterm elections, as the Washington Examiner reports.

Nicknamed the “Ice Maiden” within Trump’s inner circle, Wiles is well-aware of the challenges that lie ahead.

Her successful management of Trump's 2024 campaign contributed greatly to her selection as chief of staff. Her appointment marks her as the fifth person to take on the role since Trump first assumed office.

Wiles Pledges United Front

Reince Priebus was the first to hold the position of chief of staff for Trump, with each of his successors facing unique hurdles.

Trump and his former second chief of staff, Gen. Mark Kelly, experienced disagreements that led to Kelly's departure. Wiles is determined not to repeat past disruptions, insisting that she will not welcome any solo players or disruptors within the team.

“My team and I will not tolerate backbiting or drama,” Wiles declared, illustrating her commitment to maintaining harmony. She believes that these behaviors are detrimental to achieving the administration's goals.

Commitment to President’s Vision

President-elect Trump himself has been heavily involved in the recruitment process for his new administration. Unlike before, Trump has personally interviewed and hired all the Cabinet members and numerous sub-Cabinet positions.

This hands-on approach reflects his deeper understanding of Washington's workings and the importance of loyalty and competency among his staff.

Wiles noted the president-elect’s improved understanding of Washington's institutions, stating that Trump is keenly aware of the necessity that those serving the administration be both competent and loyal.

This proactive hiring strategy sets a collaborative tone for the administration's agenda.

Embarking on a Strategic Start

Charting the course for the presidency's initial days, Wiles has already laid the groundwork for the administration's arduous tasks ahead. These preliminary moves include negotiations with lawmakers, assembling a top-tier team, and engaging in preliminary discussions with international leaders.

Policy refinement is at the forefront of Wiles's agenda. Together with her team, she’s committed to fine-tuning the policy agenda, leaving no stone unturned as she gears up for the administration’s first 100 days. Wiles expressed optimism, saying that early efforts have set them on a fast track to success.

Eyes on Fulfilling Campaign Promises

The administration's determination to deliver on election pledges before the midterm elections is a priority. It entails a concerted team effort to keep their promises to the American people. Wiles's focus remains steadfast on executing the campaign’s goals amid the ordinary pressures of governing.

Reflecting on Trump's past administration experience, Wiles is hopeful that this tenure will see fewer hindrances. Her confidence stems from the seamless start they are witnessing with initial congressional cooperation and recruitments of impeccable talent.

Navigating a New Chapter

Wiles's appointment and initial actions underscore a desire to draw lessons from past administrative turnover. Implementing a culture of unity, she aspires to navigate these waters with caution and efficacy, working diligently alongside Trump to meet their outlined objectives.

This phase for the Trump administration signals a new era, marked by significantly reinforced efforts in collaboration, strategic planning, and synchronized teamwork.

With Wiles at the helm, the pursuit of a cohesive and drama-free environment seems promising in shaping a productive and harmonious governmental period ahead.