'Get In The Game': Stephen Miller Urges GOP To Use 'Power' On Democrats In Bonkers Rant
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Miller, an ex-White House adviser, called on Republicans to "unshackle themselves from their self-imposed restraints" after Donald Trump's guilty verdict.
Stephen Miller, an ex-White House adviser to Donald Trump, urged Republicans to get “off the sidelines” and target Democrats on Friday after a New York jury convicted the former president on 34 charges in his hush money trial.
Miller, in an interview with Fox News’ Jesse Watters, called on Republicans to “unshackle themselves from their self-imposed restraints” in the wake of the guilty verdict to respond to Democrats trying to “destroy” America.
“So we can’t just sit back and say ’Oh, I hope everything corrects itself. You have to get in the game, Republicans. I want every secretary of state, are you purging your voting rolls of non-citizens right now?” Miller said.
He continued, “Is every Republican state AG opening investigations into voter fraud right now? Is every House committee controlled by Republicans using its subpoena power in every way it needs to right now? Is every Republican DA starting every investigation they need to right now? Is every donor off the sidelines and in the game, the big dollar guys, the rich guys, the wealthy guys?”
The remarks from Miller, one of the architects of the Heritage Foundation-led “Project 2025” blueprint for a Trump second term, follow dozens of occasions where the former president has claimed he’d use the federal government to go after political foes.
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