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Who did Stephen Miller succeed as the White House director of speechwriting?
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Stephen Miller was the first-ever White House director of speechwriting, a role created specifically for him in 2017. Prior to this, speechwriting duties were handled by various individuals, including the White House Communications Director and the White House Press Secretary. Miller's appointment marked a shift in the way presidential speeches were crafted, as he brought a unique perspective and writing style to the role.
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