Trump Excludes Mike Pompeo, Nikki Haley From New White House Team

US President-elect Donald Trump has ruled out bringing back two senior members of his first administration for his second term. In a post on his Truth Social platform on Saturday, Trump confirmed that he would not be re-appointing former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, amid growing speculation about his new team of advisors.

Trump's statement comes as he continues to build his administration in preparation for his potential return to office. Pompeo and Haley, both of whom played key roles in Trump’s first term, were frequently mentioned in the media as potential candidates for prominent positions, but Trump has made it clear that they will not be part of his upcoming administration.

Mike Pompeo, who served as Secretary of State during the Trump administration, had been one of the names floated for a possible return to a major role. However, he has recently been involved in outlining a more aggressive stance on Ukraine, including an advocacy for increased military aid to Kyiv and further sanctions against Russia. This position contrasts sharply with Trump’s campaign rhetoric, where he has repeatedly claimed that he could bring an end to the war in Ukraine within the first 24 hours of his presidency and has criticized the US's continued financial support to Ukraine in its conflict with Russia.

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On the other hand, Nikki Haley, who served as the US Ambassador to the UN under Trump, ran against him in the Republican primaries this year before endorsing his candidacy. During the primary race, Haley occasionally offered pointed advice to Trump, including telling him to “quit whining” about Kamala Harris in August. Despite these differences, Trump expressed appreciation for both Pompeo and Haley’s previous service. He thanked them for their contributions to the country, but made it clear that they would not be joining his administration for the next term.

As Trump continues to assemble his new team, he has already made one significant appointment: Susie Wiles, his campaign manager, will be stepping into the role of White House Chief of Staff. Known for her composed and resilient nature, Wiles has earned the nickname "Ice Baby" due to her ability to handle pressure with ease. Her appointment marks a historic moment as she becomes the first woman to serve in this critical position, overseeing the inner workings of the White House and coordinating the administration's efforts.

Trump’s decision to exclude Pompeo and Haley highlights the ongoing evolution of his political strategy as he prepares for a potential return to the White House, focusing on assembling a team that aligns more closely with his personal vision and the priorities of his upcoming term. While some familiar faces from his previous administration may be absent, it seems clear that Trump is positioning his new team for a bold, and perhaps controversial, approach to governance.

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