Trump Names South Carolina Conservative As Acting Chief Of Staff
- 5 years ago
Struggling to show it was easy to find a new chief of staff, President Donald Trump made his choice Friday.
According to Reuters, former South Carolina Republican Rep. Mick Mulvaney will have the job.
For the time being, he'll replace former Marine general John Kelly, whose departure is imminent.
A hard-charging conservative. Mulvaney's the third person in two years to try to bring order to a chaotic White House.
According to Reuters, former South Carolina Republican Rep. Mick Mulvaney will have the job.
For the time being, he'll replace former Marine general John Kelly, whose departure is imminent.
A hard-charging conservative. Mulvaney's the third person in two years to try to bring order to a chaotic White House.