In a recent interview, Calley Means, a former senior adviser at HHS, accused Susie Wiles of obstructing health initiatives related to children's diets. He alleged that Wiles focused on securing funds from the sugar industry and that nepotism influenced policy decisions, particularly benefiting her daughter, who works at a lobbying firm. These remarks coincided with Trump's announcement of Wiles's departure as chief of staff.
Key facts
- Calley Means resigned from the Trump administration shortly before the midterm elections.
- Means accused Susie Wiles of prioritizing campaign funds from the sugar industry.
- He claimed Wiles opposed his proposal regarding sugar levels in children's diets.
- Wiles's daughter works at a lobbying firm, influencing policy decisions.
- Trump announced Wiles's replacement by Stephen Miller on the same day.
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