‘Mean Girls’ Reportedly Take Over Trump’s White House After Crushing Election Defeat as Insider Exposes Bitter Power Struggle Among His Favorite Female Loyalists

Turmoil seems to have overtaken the White House and President Donald Trump’s inner circle after his party’s disastrous midterm defeat. He insisted the outcome would have changed if he had been on the ballot. That behind-the-scenes tension may have pushed some White House staffers to form alliances, while others had to fall on their swords. With Trump at the center of the political backlash, Republicans suffered a series of unexpected losses on Nov. 3, as Democrats captured majorities in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Trump, 80, was the focal point of voter frustration over affordability and corruption allegations. However, Susie Wiles was the one who got the boot as White House chief of staff. Stephen Miller, the former chief of staff for policy, replaced her. Wiles, 69, submitted her resignation on Nov. 5, two days after Democrats trounced the GOP.

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