Sanders says he is not worried about Miller’s chief-of-staff appointment
Politics · First reported 8 Nov, 18:13 · Updated 18:55
Sen. Bernie Sanders said Sunday he was “not worried” about Stephen Miller becoming President Trump’s new White House chief of staff. Separately, Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha argued Miller would excel at pushing back against media members.
- Sanders said Sunday that he was not worried about Miller becoming Trump’s new White House chief of staff.
- On Meet the Press, Kristen Welker raised Sanders’s past criticism of Miller and asked whether Sanders could work with him.
- Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha predicted Miller would excel at pushing back against media members.
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- Sanders’s response
- He said Sunday he was not worried about Miller becoming chief of staff.
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- Kristen Welker raised Sanders’s past criticism of Miller and asked whether he could work with him.
- Concha’s view
- He said Miller would excel at pushing back against media members.
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- Earlier coverage described Trump’s decision to replace Susie Wiles with Miller as White House chief of staff. [fea4a2ff-5b76-4fa9-bd5c-655ee4cd2623]
- Another earlier summary said Trump noted that he might make further cabinet changes after midterm losses, without naming officials, and reported that Wiles had left the chief-of-staff role and Miller had taken it. [552da141-ffd5-4500-8570-b2fc2f3ee283]
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