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After Influence Peddling Claims, White House Restricts Lobbyist Meetings
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The office of Stephen Miller, President Trump’s new chief of staff, outlined a new policy that seeks to show independence from special interests.
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- Washington ExaminerStephen Miller clamps down on lobbyist meetings for White House staffWhite House chief of staff Stephen Miller is cracking down on internal meetings with lobbyists in Washington, D.C., marking a departure from his predecessor. Susie Wiles, a former managing partner and lobbyist at Ballard Partners, was known for cultivating relationships with the lobbying industry during her time serving President Donald Trump. But now that she
- New York Times(subscription required)After Influence Peddling Claims, White House Restricts Lobbyist MeetingsThe office of Stephen Miller, President Trump’s new chief of staff, outlined a new policy that seeks to show independence from special interests.
