[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  @amuse [@amuse](/creator/twitter/amuse) on x 647.8K followers Created: 2025-07-24 13:36:42 UTC QUESTION: Who do you think the most powerful person in the White House is that is not named Trump? Many of you might think it is Susie Wiles, Trump’s White House Chief of Staff, but you are looking at the gate and missing the gatekeeper’s boss. Susie may control access to the Resolute Desk, but Sergio Gor controls what lands on it. Gor, as Director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, isn’t just staffing an administration. He’s building a political machine. With over XXXXX appointments under his purview, he effectively decides who gets power in Washington and who doesn’t. These aren’t just bureaucratic desk jobs, they are the levers of government: from agency heads to deputy undersecretaries, each appointee owes their ascent not to the President directly, but to Sergio Gor. That kind of leverage makes Gor the true consigliere. If you want your idea, policy, or loyalist through the pipes of presidential attention, you go to Sergio, not Susie. She decides who gets into the room. He decides what gets done. He has the trust and the ear of the president. For journalists, that calculus is even sharper. Sergio Gor is the master key to federal access. Need a source inside DHS, DOJ, or State? Gor can make the call. Cross him, and you may find the lights turned off across every agency. The president may sign the appointment letters, but Sergio holds the pen. In a Trump White House powered by loyalty, Sergio Gor is the one man, besides Trump himself, who holds the ledger. There is a reason the members of Mar-a-Lago call him the 'Mayor of Mar-a-Lago'...  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [gor](/topic/gor) [trumps](/topic/trumps) [donald trump](/topic/donald-trump) [white house](/topic/white-house) [Post Link](https://x.com/amuse/status/1948376798955233411)
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Created: 2025-07-24 13:36:42 UTC
QUESTION: Who do you think the most powerful person in the White House is that is not named Trump? Many of you might think it is Susie Wiles, Trump’s White House Chief of Staff, but you are looking at the gate and missing the gatekeeper’s boss. Susie may control access to the Resolute Desk, but Sergio Gor controls what lands on it.
Gor, as Director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, isn’t just staffing an administration. He’s building a political machine. With over XXXXX appointments under his purview, he effectively decides who gets power in Washington and who doesn’t. These aren’t just bureaucratic desk jobs, they are the levers of government: from agency heads to deputy undersecretaries, each appointee owes their ascent not to the President directly, but to Sergio Gor.
That kind of leverage makes Gor the true consigliere. If you want your idea, policy, or loyalist through the pipes of presidential attention, you go to Sergio, not Susie. She decides who gets into the room. He decides what gets done. He has the trust and the ear of the president.
For journalists, that calculus is even sharper. Sergio Gor is the master key to federal access. Need a source inside DHS, DOJ, or State? Gor can make the call. Cross him, and you may find the lights turned off across every agency. The president may sign the appointment letters, but Sergio holds the pen.
In a Trump White House powered by loyalty, Sergio Gor is the one man, besides Trump himself, who holds the ledger. There is a reason the members of Mar-a-Lago call him the 'Mayor of Mar-a-Lago'...
XXXXXX engagements
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