Stephen Miller Goes under the GOP microscope….

Sen. Lindsey Graham to the Rescue?

Donald Trump’s ‘muscle’ on foreign policy and immigration IS causing heartburn for Donald Trump and Company…

His zeal in using ALL the power of the American Presidency has resulted in a messy Mass deportation skirmishes, Greenland fiasco and the ongoing Minnesota ‘surge’ occupation….

Trump, who LOVES negative chaos my HAVE BEEN happy…

But?

Ensuing polling drop’s and HUGE negative media HAS gotten Republican lawmakers, Media and even Foreign Leaders attention’s….

 

Donald Trump now finds that he has had deal with a situation that IS causing problems….

Backing away from ‘Buying’ Greenland….

Backing away from giving NATO a hard time….

Trying to talk down the surge in Minnesota….

And having his Justice Dept. working overtime to deal with Miller’s actions….

 

Miller like Hegseth isn’t gonna get fired….

Donald doesn’t really do that….

But?

Just like the Defense Sec.?

Some of the crazy stuff , that judges have been biting on?

ARE going to HAVE to slow down and duck the media spotlight…

They do NOT have the ‘juice’ they had from Trump 2.0’s start….

 

Miller and Hegseth in my mind have until November….

A Democratic US House winning wave should turn into a 2027 Democratic Democratic Majority and at worse Democratic US Senate smaller majority…

And THAT?

With the 2028 Presidential campaign kicking up a gear and a REAL Lame Duck Trump?

IS gonna change the political landscape in America…

 

Republican senators led by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) are coming to senior White House aide Stephen Miller’s defense after some of their GOP colleagues called for a White House shakeup.

GOP senators rattled over their party’s prospects in the midterms and unhappy with Miller’s public comments on Greenland and immigration enforcement view the deputy White House chief of staff as a growing political liability for both President Trump and the GOP.

But he commands strong loyalty from a number of Republican senators on Capitol Hill.

Graham, who also came to Miller’s defense last month, told The Hill Sunday that Miller “is going to be proven right that we should be more aggressive” on immigration policy. And he argued that Miller’s and Trump’s tough talk about Greenland have put the United States in position to substantially strengthen its Arctic defenses.

“People can disagree with Stephen on rhetoric and they can disagree with him on policy but the question is, ‘Is Stephen Miller in jeopardy in Trump world?’ Absolutely not,” Graham said.

“To my Republican colleagues who wring their hands all the time about what somebody says in Trump world: We have an opportunity here to go on the offense. Sanctuary cities are about as popular a toothache,” he argued. “I would hope that Republicans focus on — the problem’s not with Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, me or Trump. It’s with four years of Biden policy.

“It doesn’t matter what a senator thinks about a president’s adviser, as long as the president has confidence in that adviser. I have confidence in Stephen Miller that he’s going to help us go on offense,” Graham added. “We’re going to have a vote next week on the Senate floor on sanctuary cities and Stephen Miller helped orchestrate that with me.”…

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Miller’s role in Trump’s muscular approach to foreign policy, particularly threats to use military force against Greenland, also is under a magnifying glass as about 20 senators — Democrats and Republicans — are scheduled to travel to the Munich Security Conference later this week to meet with NATO allies.

Those congressional delegation (CODEL) trips may get canceled because of the looming Homeland Security shutdown, which Democrats are threatening to trigger in protest of the administration’s deportation raids.

A group of Republican senators are becoming fed up with Miller’s clout at the White House and want Trump to bring in advisers with different perspectives into his inner circle.