David Warrington Named White House Counsel

President-elect Donald Trump has appointed David Warrington as White House Counsel, replacing Bill McGinley, who will now serve as counsel to the Department of Government Efficiency. Warrington, a seasoned attorney with extensive experience representing Trump, was favored due to his legal acumen and history with Trump's campaign and legal challenges. McGinley's reassignment follows internal influence from Boris Epshteyn, although some sources indicate the Department of Government Efficiency will be pivotal, justifying McGinley's expertise there. Warrington's background includes roles with the Republican National Lawyers Association and as a partner at Dhillon Law Group, while his military service further highlights his distinguished career. The move is part of a series of appointments where Trump has positioned loyalists in key roles, continuing a trend from his first administration.