There were many unpopular figures in the Trump administration. There were Ivanka and Jared who, despite their total lack of experience, got important jobs. And there was a long line of press officers willing to tell almost any lie to please their boss. Democrats certainly didn’t like these people.
But no Trump White House character was more unpopular than Stephen Miller. The adviser often appealed to the former president’s most shameful instincts when it came to immigration.
Last night, Oprah Winfrey interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle about their experiences in the royal family. Despite the couple’s allegations of overt racism, the conservative media were quick to blow them up.
Mille was no exception. He went to Twitter and wrote: “Here’s the question Oprah should have asked Harry & Meghan: isn’t the whole point of the royal family that it’s * not * about you, but about your country? It is about service to Great Britain and the Commonwealth. “
Here’s the question Oprah should have asked Harry & Meghan: isn’t the whole point of the royal family that it’s * not * about you, but about your country? It is about service to Great Britain and the Commonwealth.
– Stephen Miller (@StephenM) March 8, 2021
The controversial former advisor continued: “During President Trump’s Head of State visit to the UK, I had the privilege of meeting several members of the royal family. They have always been friendly and have been deeply committed to the preservation of Britain’s traditions and heritage. “
During President Trump’s Head of State visit to the UK, I had the privilege of meeting several members of the royal family. You have always been gracious and committed to preserving Britain’s traditions and heritage.
– Stephen Miller (@StephenM) March 8, 2021
Unsurprisingly, Miller’s news showed the dreaded Twitter relationship. Only 382 users liked his first tweet and there were over 1,200 comments. It is likely that there will be a lot more Twitter ratios in Miller’s future.
Todd Neikirk is a New Jersey-based policy and technology writer. His work has been featured on psfk.com, foxsports.com and hillreporter.com. He likes sports, politics, comics, and spends time with his family on the waterfront.
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