‘Marked break from his predecessor’: Stephen Miller orders White House staff to get approval for meetings with lobbyists

Just days after President Trump installed longtime America First loyalist Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles following the midterm bloodbath, Miller has fired a direct shot across the bow of Washington’s corrupt influence machine. In one of his first major moves, Miller has implemented a total ban on unauthorized meetings between White House staff and registered lobbyists or special-interest groups on the White House complex. The policy requires prior approval from the Office of White House Counsel for any such policy-related meetings. It is a stark break from the previous regime and a clear signal that the days of unfettered K Street access are numbered. The memo, obtained and first publicized by conservative journalist Benny Johnson, was sent to all White House staff from Alina Bulazel, Director of the Office of the Chief of Staff.

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