Katie Miller’s 'America First' Davos Dig at Gavin Newsom Goes Sideways In A Hurry
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Stephen Miller's MAGA podcaster wife received mocking reminder after reminder on social media.
Critics mocked MAGA podcaster Katie Miller after she attempted to troll California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) over his upcoming trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Newsom, a potential 2028 Democratic presidential contender who has repeatedly mocked and slammed Donald Trump in recent months, has said he will use his address at the annual event (which is often sneered at by the president’s anti-globalist base) to slam Trump’s economic agenda.
Miller, who is married to Trump White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller, snarked on X: “Of course Gavin Newsom is going to Davos.”
She then followed up by adding: “Nothing quite says America First like commiserating to the crowd of the World’s Elites. You either stand up for America or you should sit down.”
But critics were quick to point out that Trump will be there too, and has attended the forum before.
It went around in circles.
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