Trump’s Fired Ice Maiden Hit With Jaw-Dropping Grift Claims
Key Points:
- Susie Wiles, recently ousted White House Chief of Staff, faces accusations from Calley Means, a former Trump administration ally, of prioritizing industry lobbyists and political fundraising over public health initiatives.
- Means alleges Wiles blocked health-focused policies from the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) coalition and favored sugar and tobacco industry interests, including pushing for more fruit-flavored e-cigarettes.
- Wiles is accused of using her influence to benefit companies that hired her daughter as a lobbyist, suggesting a conflict of interest within policy decisions.
- Means resigned from the administration citing internal corruption and conflicts over health policy, claiming a faction within the Trump administration was working to enrich their families rather than serve public interests.
- The White House did not directly address the allegations but defended its health agenda, highlighting victories such as overhauling dietary guidelines and reducing artificial ingredients in food.