White House staff to need prior approval to meet with lobbyists, under Stephen Miller memo
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A new memo from White House chief of staff Stephen Miller says White House staffers need prior approval from the Office of White House Counsel if they want to meet with a lobbyist, a significant shift after the midterm shellacking of the GOP.
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White 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 du…
A new memo from White House chief of staff Stephen Miller says White House staffers need prior approval from the Office of White House Counsel if they want to meet with a lobbyist, a significant shift after the midterm shellacking of the GOP.
The new White House chief of staff’s gesture at reining in the appearance of impropriety has loopholes so big, you could drive a Qatari jet through them.
White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller issued a memorandum Thursday night requiring White House staff to get approval from the Office of the White House Counsel before meeting lobbyists on the White House campus.
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