Donald Trump has appointed Susie Wiles as the first female White House Chief of Staff following his recent election victory. Wiles, a veteran political strategist with decades of experience, has played significant roles in various campaigns, including Trump's presidential victories in Florida and the 2016 general election. Known for her loyalty and effective campaigning, Wiles has a complicated history with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, having once supported his gubernatorial run before leading Trump against him in the primary. Trump praised Wiles as 'tough, smart, and innovative,' emphasizing her crucial contributions to his political successes. The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions among Trump's circle about staffing his administration, with other key positions being fiercely contested. Wiles’ appointment marks a historic moment, reflecting both her personal achievements and the shifting dynamics within Trump's leadership team.