Address fears: stephen miller wife lays blame on baffling scapegoat as GOP shellacked by dems
Miller explains why she abstained
Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, said she did not vote in Virginia. She has four children with Stephen Miller. Speaking to O’Donnell, she said voting would make her address public, and that she chose personal safety and security instead. She characterized Fox News messages as “terroristic threats,” while a police report obtained by Zeteo described them as “non-threatening.”
Democrats gain ground nationwide
Democrats were poised to take control of the House and Senate after Tuesday’s elections, despite President Donald Trump spending much of the previous month campaigning for Republicans. Democratic Senate candidates won in states described as reliably Republican. Those winners included James Talarico in Texas, Roy Cooper in North Carolina, Annie Andrews in South Carolina, Josh Turek in Iowa, Adam Hamilton in Kansas and Sherrod Brown in Ohio. Democrats celebrated what they called a “blue tsunami.”
Earlier remarks draw scrutiny
Miller’s decision not to vote stood in contrast with comments she made only hours earlier, when she described conservatives having more children as an advantage for the party. Her explanation followed a major setback for Republican candidates. Trump told Fox News that Democrats “did a good job,” but did not blame himself or his record-low approval ratings for the defeat. MAGA bro influencers reacted to the results with comments describing the next two years as “pure hell.”
Key points
- Katie Miller said she did not vote in Virginia because she feared revealing her address.
- Democrats were poised to take control of both chambers of Congress.
- A police report described messages Miller called threats as non-threatening.
- Trump praised Democrats’ performance but did not blame himself for the loss.