(Allie Ghaman/The Washington Post)Behind the closed doors of White House power, a lean, intense 30-something man invariably takes a position at Donald Trump’s side. High-profile speeches are generally built with input from an array of White House advisers and administrators, and depending on the topic other high-ranking officials within the administration may take the lead. Stephen Miller, one of Trump's senior policy advisers, has played a large role in writing the president’s speeches. What’s almost always a winning approach when writing for Trump, people who know Trump say, is to hew to language and a rhetorical style that doesn’t sound too lofty. This is a guy, who although he is a billionaire, has never lost his Queens roots.”That style seemed to serve him well during the presidential campaign.

Source: Washington Post January 27, 2018 11:03 UTC