Stephen Miller’s 'Extremely Stupid' Spin On Trump’s Tariff Moves Gets Roasted Online
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The top Trump adviser's gushing post went viral but for all the wrong reasons.
Stephen Miller’s fawning spin on President Donald Trump’s recent economic moves drew mockery on social media, with critics slamming the take as “extremely stupid” and more.
After Trump tanked the stock markets and sparked fears of a global recession with his proposed tariffs, the president paused most of the levies and opened the U.S. up for negotiations with foreign countries, causing a slight rally in stocks.
While Trump’s detractors suggested the about-turn was a sign he doesn’t know what he’s doing, White House deputy chief of staff for policy Miller interpreted it on X (formerly Twitter) like this:
“You have been watching the greatest economic master strategy from an American President in history.”
See the post here:
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Sara Sidner put the GOP representative on blast for "equating" controversy surrounding Hegseth to a scandal involving his predecessor.
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The defense secretary insists the reports of aides talking about their bowel movements and firings over alleged leaks are all part of his plan to shake up the department.
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