Staff Reports
Katie Miller has officially been welcomed into the fold of the freshly minted Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) by President-elect Donald Trump. This announcement has triggered cheers from his supporters, as Miller has long been a staunch ally who brings a wealth of experience to the table. The former president took to Truth Social to let the world know that Miller is not just any communications professional; she’s the best of the best, respected by all and ready to enhance government performance—something that has been sorely lacking over the last several years.
Before she landed this prestigious role, Miller served as deputy press secretary at the Department of Homeland Security and as press secretary for Vice President Mike Pence. For those keeping score, she’s like a Swiss Army knife of communications—versatile, skilled, and undoubtedly efficient in her approach. And lest anyone forget, she’s also married to Stephen Miller, who has been appointed as Trump’s homeland security advisor and deputy chief of staff for policy. The competent couple is ready to take on the challenges that federal bureaucracy throws their way, possibly with more speed and efficiency than a typical government entity.
🚨 Donald Trump announces Katie Miller, wife of Stephen Miller, will be joining @DOGE pic.twitter.com/65TCJTFeob
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) December 22, 2024
In what can only be described as a two-for-one deal, Trump also announced that Callista Gingrich would serve as the next U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland. Mrs. Gingrich, who is married to former Speaker Newt Gingrich, isn’t just filling a seat; she’s stepping into a role where she previously demonstrated her capability as ambassador to the Vatican. With a track record of advocating for international religious freedoms and tackling human trafficking, Mrs. Gingrich seems ready to make her mark in Europe as the U.S. continues to navigate complex international landscapes.
Contrary to some critics, the appointment of these two women in prominent roles is a strong statement of Trump’s belief in the capabilities of conservative leaders. It certainly raises eyebrows among those who expect liberal ideologies to dominate appointments. Clearly, MAGA is not just a movement; it’s a commitment to putting experienced, like-minded individuals into critical positions.
As both Katie Miller and Callista Gingrich embark on their respective roles in DOGE and as ambassador, the hopeful promise of a more effective and accountable government is on the horizon. With conservatives at the helm, there’s every reason to believe that these appointments are not merely window dressing, but rather steps toward restoring competency and efficiency in Washington. The stage is set for what could be a refreshing era focused on results rather than just rhetoric.
