The good news, she was the smartest in the room. The bad news, she was the least evil.
Push harder. That’s all they know.
If only they could see past their image in the mirror…
Oh yeah, Miller, they guy who will be under investigation soon.
That should be entertaining the Nazi Jew strikes back! 😜
Probably not for the Americans, judging by the election, most of them are finally sick enough of this shitshow to actually vote.This *encrusted jizz droplet on the underside of a MAGA trucker cap*, is one month *younger* than me.
I look like a cute adorable lesbian lady. He looks like a sad, angry, fucked-up politician.
I guess that’s the difference between a lifetime of cuddling turtle plushies, and a lifetime of eating copies of Mein Kampf to gain their racism.
Did you escape your asterisks in *younger*? Should be younger and now my brain is melting.
I’ve played a lot of Disco Elysium.
Stephen Miller… What does he have, now, 6–7 jobs? Let’s hope he burns out like an incandescent lightbulb. He certainly looks like one…
Darth Vader has now been given the power. The battle… BEGINS!!!
You thought the midterms were the end lmfao.
The end? Of course not. However, the power of the federal government is going to be split in half. I don’t think anything will get better, but maybe it won’t get any worse. For 2 years anyway…
Is there any analysis out there yet of what this likely means/what’s going to happen?
It means the administration will be even more incompetent evil and insane.
Gonna guess even more lawlessness, murder, and chaos.
Well, yeah. Just hope there’s a DC reporter or something with actual experience with Trump and the regime with an actual “Here’s what Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff means”. The social media fearmongering (not that it’s undeserved) is just unhelpful
In addition to her government and campaign positions, Wiles has worked as a lobbyist. She was a partner at Florida-based Ballard Partners, which rose to prominence in Washington during Trump’s time in the White House.
. . . She was also registered as a lobbyist for the Venezuelan television network Globovisión, which was owned by businessperson Raúl Gorrín, who was charged in Miami with money laundering. The firm later called its work for Gorrín a mistake and said Wiles had almost no role in managing the relationship with Gorrín.
