Reports of White House power struggle and Susie Wiles' future draw conflicting accounts

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How the sides differ Left sources describe a power struggle with Wiles expected to leave; alternative sources split between claiming she is being set up to take blame and officials rejecting a firing.

Coverage centers on the position of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles ahead of the midterm elections. The Washington Post reports that top personnel are jockeying for position and that some expect Wiles to step down after the elections. Zeteo says its sources confirm she is being lined up to take the fall for the president's poor polling. Semafor reports that Trump advisers reject talk of a firing, with one administration official calling the idea absurd.

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Left WPThe Washington PostPower struggle erupts in Trump’s White House as midterm losses loom

Presents a power struggle in the White House, with staff positioning themselves amid expectations that Wiles may leave after the midterms.

Alternative · 2 sources ZZeteoTrump’s White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Is in ‘Some Deep Sh*t’

• SSemaforTrump advisers reject talk of a Wiles firing

Accounts diverge: Zeteo says Wiles is being set up to take blame for polling, while Semafor says advisers dismiss firing talk.

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