Unfortunately, the paper running the headline, "Stephen Miller, reactionary ideologue and white supremacist, promoted head of Trump administration," is Le Monde English, not a US newspaper.
If a newspaper cannot be bothered to describe Stephen Miller (×™ִמַּ×— שְׁמו) for what he is, I cannot be bothered to subscribe or not block your f%$#ing advertisements.'
A majority of Americans punished Donald Trump during the midterms for his strategic choices and authoritarian exercise of power. In response, the American president chose to double down and promote his most extreme and most loyal adviser on Friday, November 6: Stephen Miller. The White House's reactionary ideologue will replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff.
"Stephen has been with me from the beginning," Trump told the press. "He gets it; very good politically. He’ll do a great job. Great manager." However, the president did not give any real explanation. "Sometimes you change," he simply said. The change in question is a headlong rush, a retreat into the inner circle of loyalists without qualms, ready to do anything for their leader. It shows just how much Trump sees the final two years of his term as the fortification of a bunker against the attacks of a Democratic-controlled Congress and the continuation of a unilateral presidency, without consultation.
At least one person was pleased with the appointment: Steve Bannon, who served as Trump's special adviser during his first term and has been an indefatigable promoter of national populism. Speaking to Le Monde, he said that Trump's decision was a "f%$# you to the Republican establishment and to democratic socialists." He described Miller as an uncompromising MAGA ideologue.
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