Trump Shakes Up The Swamp: Former Rep. Lee Zeldin To Run EPA In Shock Move

Today, in a stunning turn of events, former President Trump announced that he will be appointing former Rep. Lee Zeldin to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This move is set to send shockwaves through the nation's capital, as Democrats and Republicans alike attempt to come to terms with the implications of this major shake-up.

Zeldin, who has long been a vocal critic of the environmental policies put in place by the Biden Administration, is expected to bring a vastly different approach to the role. As a seasoned politician and lawyer, Zeldin has the experience and know-how to tackle the complex and often contentious world of environmental policy.

In a statement released earlier today, Trump praised Zeldin's 'tireless work ethic' and 'unwavering commitment to the American people'. This endorsement is likely to be seen as a major seal of approval for Zeldin, who will undoubtedly face intense scrutiny as he begins his new role.

But Zeldin isn't the only high-profile name being tapped by Trump for a major role. In a surprise move, Trump also announced that Stephen Miller, a veteran adviser and long-time ally, will be taking on the role of deputy chief of policy.

Miller, who is known for his hardline stance on immigration and his dogged support of Trump's policies, is widely expected to bring a tough and unyielding approach to the role. This appointment is likely to be seen as a major plus for Trump loyalists, who have long appreciated Miller's unwavering dedication to the former President's agenda.

Together, Zeldin and Miller are set to form a powerful partnership at the heart of Trump's operation. As the nation continues to grapple with the implications of these appointments, one thing is clear: Trump is showing no signs of slowing down, and his willingness to shake things up and challenge the status quo is likely to be a major theme of the months and years to come.