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How Katie Miller lobbied for her husband's promotion

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By Dasha Burns Verified, Will Steakin Verified
| MSN Verified
Donald Trump's decision to make Stephen Miller the White House chief of staff followed a weeks-long lobbying effort from Katie Miller , his wife. Mrs Miller told people to call the president on her husband's behalf if they believed that he was better than other potential successors to Susie Wiles , according to two people with direct knowledge of her role, who, like others in this article, spoke on condition of anonymity.
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How Katie Miller lobbied for her husband's promotion

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By Dasha Burns Verified, Will Steakin Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Donald Trump's decision to make Stephen Miller the White House chief of staff followed a weeks-long lobbying effort from Katie Miller , his wife. Mrs Miller told people to call the president on her husband's behalf if they believed that he was better than other potential successors to Susie Wiles , according to two people with direct knowledge of her role, who, like others in this article, spoke on condition of anonymity.
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How Katie Miller lobbied for her husband's promotion

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By Dasha Burns Verified, Will Steakin Verified
| MSN Verified
President Donald Trump's decision to make Stephen Miller the White House chief of staff followed a weeks-long lobbying effort from Katie Miller, his wife. Katie Miller told people to call the president on her husband's behalf if they believed that he was better than other potential successors to Wiles, according to two people with direct knowledge of her role, who, like others in this story, spoke on condition of anonymity.
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