Dan Scavino

The Liberty Score is a rating system assessing how closely an individual’s views align with core Libertarian principles. Scores are based on a 0-100 scale, with 100 representing a fully Libertarian position and 0 representing complete opposition to Libertarian values. The grading criteria include:

Personal Freedom (25 points): Support for individual rights in personal choices, including medical freedom, privacy, and bodily autonomy.
Economic Freedom (25 points): Advocacy for a free-market economy, low taxation, and minimal government interference in business.
Limited Government (25 points): Commitment to reducing the size and scope of government, limiting regulatory power, and upholding states’ rights.
Non-Intervention (25 points): Opposition to unnecessary foreign entanglements, support for a non-interventionist foreign policy, and minimal military presence abroad.

Each category will be scored, then averaged to form the individual’s overall Liberty Score, providing a clear snapshot of their alignment with Libertarian ideals. Grades are provided by AI

Deputy chief of staff

Status: Confirmed by Campaign

Liberty Score: 40

Warhawk Status: Neutral

Liberty Score Assessment:

Personal Freedom (10/25): Dan Scavino has supported policies that increase surveillance and data collection in the name of national security, which raises concerns about individual privacy rights.
Economic Freedom (10/25): While Scavino advocates for free-market principles, he has supported certain government interventions, such as subsidies for specific industries, indicating a mixed stance on economic freedom.
Limited Government (10/25): His support for expansive national security measures and certain economic interventions suggests a preference for a more active government role in these areas.
Non-Intervention (10/25): Scavino has consistently supported military interventions and a robust U.S. presence abroad, aligning with a more interventionist foreign policy stance.

Bio:

Dan Scavino, a long-time aide to President-elect Donald Trump, has been appointed as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff. Scavino’s relationship with Trump dates back to 1990, when he began working as a caddie at one of Trump’s golf courses. He later became the general manager of Trump National Golf Club Westchester. In Trump’s 2016 campaign, Scavino served as Social Media Director, a role he continued into Trump’s first term as White House Director of Social Media. In 2020, Scavino was promoted to Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications, where he oversaw the administration’s messaging strategy. Known for his loyalty and understanding of Trump’s communication style, Scavino is expected to play a key role in shaping public engagement and messaging for the administration.

Career Highlights:

White House Director of Social Media (2017–2021): Managed the President’s social media presence, amplifying the administration’s initiatives and engaging with the public directly.
Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications (2020–2021): Oversaw the White House’s communication strategies, ensuring cohesive messaging across platforms.
General Manager, Trump National Golf Club Westchester: Managed operations at one of Trump’s flagship golf properties, showcasing his leadership and organizational skills.
Social Media Director, Trump Campaign (2016): Led digital strategies for the campaign, contributing to its outreach and voter engagement success.

About the Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff Role:

The Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff is a senior position that assists the Chief of Staff in managing daily operations within the Executive Office. This role involves coordinating policy development, overseeing communications, and implementing the President’s agenda. Scavino’s background in managing Trump’s digital presence and strategic communications is expected to enhance the administration’s outreach efforts and ensure consistent messaging. His appointment reflects the administration’s priority on loyalty, effective communication, and strong alignment with Trump’s public engagement strategies.