Stephen Miller Had A Wild 8-Hour Crash Out On X, And Only Stopped After Brutal Clapback
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Miller had a meltdown because Jon Favreau challenged his rhetoric about Americans being “raped, tortured and murdered by foreign invaders.”
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller had a very public meltdown on X that lasted even longer than President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address.
It all started when Miller posted a complaint about how Democrats at the president’s speech on Tuesday refused to stand and applaud disturbing descriptions of violence that he often linked to immigrants.
Throughout his address, Trump recounted numerous violent crimes in bloody detail in order to justify his push for stricter criminal penalties and tougher immigration enforcement.
Trump rattled off so many gruesome anecdotes that Rolling Stone was able to compile a montage of them. MS NOW host Rachel Maddow summed up Trump’s speech by saying it was “essentially sort of violence porn.”
To Miller, however, it was Democrats’ refusal to submit to Trump’s fearmongering about immigrants and crime that he found upsetting.
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