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    1. AdventurousGarlic326 on

      This is no time to be making accusations, Gavin.

      Shouldn’t we be emulating the better aspects of Millers nature?

    2. Ok_Employer7837 on

      Stephen Miller seems to be at the root of an awful lot of stuff going wrong in the US just now.

    3. ChopperChange on

      I think Stephen Miller reminds Trump of his late mentor Roy Cohn which is why he keeps him close.

    4. > “Wake up, America,” the Democrat wrote on X. “Stephen Miller has already publicly labeled the Democratic Party as a terrorist organization. This isn’t about crime and safety. It’s about dismantling our democratic institutions. We cannot allow acts of political violence to be weaponized and used to threaten tens of millions of Americans.”

    5. Conscious_Problem924 on

      As a lapsed religious Jew, I can say with 99% certainty that Stephen Miller was the Kapo in the concentration camps leading the kids to the gas chambers and encouraging them to sing. He was reincarnated, and was beaten every day for his lunch money, not because he’s skinny and weak, but because he’s a horrible human being. Now where are the Epstein files?

    6. Feeling_Cost_8160 on

      There is only one fear that will make the GOP back off, and I hate to even say it. Talk of Zohran Mamdani running after 18 months as New York mayor. Provided socialist Mamdani doesn’t f**k things up as mayor.

    7. BloatedBanana9 on

      Gavin Newsom also said we needed to honor Charlie Kirk by “continuing his work.” Well Gavin, Charlie wanted the same thing as Miller does. So which is it?

    8. Dangerous_Sushi_ on

      I’m sure if miller ends up like kirk newsom would say “we need to continue on his work” lol

    9. There has to be somewhere we can see shrinks discuss and guess what the hell is going on with that man.

    10. This is where shit gets real scary. People do need to wake up. Gavin is doing the right thing, but the rest of the good guys need to step up in any way they can. Where are the anti Trump elites? If I had any money at all, I’d be donating to ACLU, independent media, and doing all sorts of other campaigns to raise awareness about what’s happening and coordinate some response. We can’t just be doing nothing while Trump and his authoritarian lackeys scheme. They were waiting for a moment like this to be an excuse to push the envelope even further.

    11. LITERALLY HE IS A TERRORIST WHO IS ORCHESTRATING ALL OF THIS. He’s a want to be hitler

    12. Original-Ad6993 on

      You can tell he is because of the things he says very publicly, like out loud in front of cameras on purpose

    13. Trump had Charlie Kirk killed. It was a false flag operation that recruited this young conservative man in order to justify the Trump administration attacks on democracy. It was politically expedient, just like having Epstein killed.

    14. RocketSocket765 on

      Oh Newsom caught on to that, eh? No more fascist white cis males „just asking questions“ to pathetically eulogize?

    15. irrelevantusername24 on

      Suspiciously the comment I made where I originally pointed this out, including the specific law he was violating, has disappeared but luckily I remember things and was able to find the article again.

      [Trump Administration Rejects Study Showing Positive Impact of Refugees by Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Somini Sengupta 18 Sept 2017](https://archive.is/iLu1C)

      >Trump administration officials, under pressure from the White House to provide a rationale for reducing the number of refugees allowed into the United States next year, rejected a study by the Department of Health and Human Services that found that refugees brought in $63 billion more in government revenues over the past decade than they cost.
      The draft report, which was obtained by The New York Times, contradicts a central argument made by advocates of deep cuts in refugee totals as President Trump faces an Oct. 1 deadline to decide on an allowable number.

      […]

      >The internal study, which was completed in late July but never publicly released, found that refugees “contributed an estimated $269.1 billion in revenues to all levels of government” between 2005 and 2014 through the payment of federal, state and local taxes. “Overall, this report estimated that the net fiscal impact of refugees was positive over the 10-year period, at $63 billion.”

      […]

      >“In an average year over the 10-year period, per-capita refugee costs for major H.H.S. programs totaled $3,300,” it says. “Per-person costs for the U.S. population were lower, at $2,500, reflecting a greater participation of refugees in H.H.S. programs, especially during their first four years” in the United States.

      >It was not clear who in the administration decided to keep the information out of the final report. An internal email, dated Sept. 5 and sent among officials from government agencies involved in refugee issues, said that “senior leadership is questioning the assumptions used to produce the report.” A separate email said that Mr. Miller had requested a meeting to discuss the report. The Times was shown the emails on condition that the sender not be identified. Mr. Miller personally intervened in the discussions on the refugee cap to ensure that only the costs — not any fiscal benefit — of the program were considered, according to two people familiar with the talks.

      And iirc (and I may be slightly wrong here) the specific law he violated by manipulating information necessary for the president to make a well-informed decision resulted in something like a multiple year prison sentence. But IANAL

      ^(fuck you stephen miller and other hateful little shits like you)

      Anyway, another fun article:

      [US military chief Mark Milley once told Stephen Miller to ‘shut the f*** up’ over criticisms of protests, book claims by Chantal da Silva 25 June 2021](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/mark-milley-military-stephen-miller-b1872801.html)

      And it’s pretty much in that headline but it bears repeating

      >According to Mr Bender, Mr Trump told top law enforcement and military officials: “That’s how you’re supposed to handle these people… Crack their skulls!”

      >Mr Trump also reportedly told his team he wanted the military to “beat the f*** out” of protesters and “just shoot them”.

      >When Mr Milley and then-Attorney General William Barr would push back on the calls for violence, Mr Bender said Mr Trump would tone it down – but only slightly.

      >In one case, Mr Bender claimed Mr Milley told senior Trump adviser Stephen Miller to “shut the f*** up” as the adviser proclaimed that “cities were burning” as he equated the scenes unfolding on his television screen to those in third-countries and to war zones.

      >According to the WSJ reporter, Mr Milley, who had commanded troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, spun around in his seat and pointed a finger at Mr Miller, exclaiming: “Shut the f***, Stephen”.

      Shut the fuck up stephen

    16. Clearing_Fog on

      This message isn’t for us, we already know what’s happening.

      Newsom is trying to drive a wedge between Trump and Miller by implying that Trump is his puppet.

      The fact that he gave some MAGA folks airtime bought him a little bit of cred in that space and he’s trying to use it.

    17. Frequent-Returns757 on

      between stephen miller & peter theil — america is fucked as we know it. the guard rails have/are failing.

    18. ImWatchingTelevision on

      It’s not just Democracy – they’re dismantling society. And it’s working.

    19. Treacle-Bright on

      MAGA has shown us how bad things can be. We all need to remember this next year. 2026 might be our last chance for a blue wave. Make it happen. Remember MAGA will try to cheat, so EVERY normal person needs to vote MAGA out!!

    20. Horror-Layer-8178 on

      Out of the Trump Administration. Miller is probably the most evil and smartest out of the group. I mean he is dumb in his own way where he thinks he is a lot smarter then he actually is and he underestimates how smart most people are. Unfortunately even if Trump doesn’t blanket pardon everyone, I think Miller will never go to prison. He tries to get other people to do the dirty work and he keeps his hands clean. He is as big of a coward as he a weasel

    21. AccordingMedicine129 on

      Stephen miller is gay. Unrelated to dismantling democracy but just want everyone to know

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