GOP Senator Goes Scorched Earth On Stephen Miller As ‘The Worst of All Possible Choices’ For Chief of Staff
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GOP ERUPTS: House Republicans Blast Trump's Stephen Miller Promotion as 'Horrible Decision' After Midterm Massacre
President Trump's decision to elevate Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff has sparked fury among House Republicans, who blame Miller's immigration policies for the party's historic midterm losses.
Republican senator rips Trump’s Stephen Miller appointment as ‘colossal mistake’ after GOP election disaster
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do) Thom Tillis calls Miller the “worst of all possible choices.” He blames immigration-policy mismanagement for Republican election losses. Tillis warns Trump that Democrats will exploit more political turmoil before 2028. LAY IT ON ME (I’ve got time) President Trump has just picked Stephen Miller to run the White House staff, and Republican Sen. Thom Tillis is reacting …
Tillis: Voldemort Is “Worst Of All Possible Choices”
“I’ve criticized a lot of the president’s advisors for bad advice that I think created some of the environment on Tuesday. It’s the worst of all possible choices, but the president made this decision, and the president needs to rethink it. “It is a colossal mistake, and the last thing we need 72 hours after … The post Tillis: Voldemort Is “Worst Of All Possible Choices” appeared first on Joe.My.God..
GOP Senator Goes Scorched Earth On Stephen Miller As ‘The Worst of All Possible Choices’ For Chief of Staff
Sen. Thom Tillis went scorched earth on Stephen Miller Friday after he was announced as Susie Wiles’s replacement for White House chief of staff. CNN’s Jake Tapper asked Tillis what he made of Donald Trump’s pick, which the president announced on Truth Social. “The worst of all possible choices,” Tillis said. “I mean, look, Jake…this past Tuesday, Republicans lost because we lost the narrative on the border, a success that the president should h…
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