In the past 60 minutes, a storm has erupted over Vanity Fair’s profile of Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff. The explosive article has sparked a wave of criticism and defense from various quarters, shedding light on the inner workings of the Trump administration.
Conservative critics have taken aim at the White House for granting Vanity Fair unprecedented access, leading to a profile that has caused uproar among right-wing circles. The profile, penned by writer Chris Whipple, features candid assessments by Wiles on President Trump’s Cabinet members, his policies, and his personality. The article has been described as a “disingenuously framed hit piece” by Wiles, who has vehemently defended her position.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio joined the chorus of White House officials standing by Wiles, slamming Vanity Fair for what he perceives as “deliberately manipulated” photos and content. Despite the backlash, Whipple has stood by his reporting, asserting that “everything is on tape” and that the White House knows his reporting is “rock solid.”
The profile offers an inside view of Susie Wiles, the woman behind what some have dubbed “Trump 2.0.” Through 11 in-depth interviews, Whipple delves into Wiles’ perspective on various aspects of the administration, including Trump’s revenge tour, Venezuela policy, and his personality traits.
The controversy surrounding the Vanity Fair profile underscores the ongoing tensions within the Trump administration and the media landscape. As the debate rages on, it raises questions about access, transparency, and the role of the press in holding those in power to account.
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