Who is the Trump administration architect, Stephen Miller?

[Jamaican Pach]

I'm getting really worried about where this is all heading... I mean, I get that national security is important, but 'Strength. Force. And Power' sounds like something out of a bad sci-fi movie . Can't we just try to find a balance between keeping the country safe and respecting our individual freedoms? Like, what's next? A crackdown on dissenting voices? Or maybe even curbs on free speech? It feels like Miller's agenda is more about serving his own brand of nationalism than doing what's best for the country. And have you seen the state of the refugee crisis lately? Can't we just try to find a humane way to address it rather than resorting to scare-mongering and mass deportations?

 

[Rad Afro Tale]

I'm really concerned about Stephen Miller's influence on the US government. He seems to be pushing for an "America First" agenda that prioritizes national security over individual freedoms. It's like he's thinking of the country as a whole, but only one kind of person - the ones who believe in strength and power. What about those who don't agree with him?

I also wonder how someone who dropped out of Harvard can have so much influence on policy decisions. It just doesn't seem right to me. And what's up with his background? A traditional Jewish family in Illinois, but now he's pushing for policies that could harm people from different cultures and backgrounds?

The whole "Strength. Force. And Power" mantra is really concerning. Is this the kind of leadership we want? I hope not. We need to make sure our politicians are representing everyone's interests, not just their own extreme views.

 

[Night of the F]

I'm getting really worried about what's happening with our government . I mean, Stephen Miller is basically the face of this super aggressive nationalism that's creeping into everything. It's like he thinks we're in some kind of cold war or something... Newsflash: we're not a dictatorship! We need to make sure our leaders are working for us, not just themselves.

And can we talk about how this dude came from nothing and rose through the ranks? I guess it's flattering that he's so passionate about his views, but when does passion turn into hate? His whole "Strength. Force. And Power" thing is literally sending shivers down my spine . It feels like we're losing all sense of what makes America great in the first place.

I'm not even sure where to start with Miller's background... I mean, it's cool that he went to Harvard and all, but when did politics become more important than education? And his family upbringing doesn't excuse his views on immigration or borders. We need leaders who can have a nuanced conversation about these issues, not just shout "build the wall!"

 

[Power]

I'm not sure how I feel about this whole "Strength. Force. And Power" thing... it sounds like a recipe for disaster to me. All that talk about national security and individual freedoms being sacrificed for the greater good is really concerning. I mean, what's next? Losing our civil liberties altogether? I'm all for taking care of our country and its interests, but we can't just let one person's ideology dictate how we live our lives. It's too restrictive.

 

[Spooky Barbarian I]

I'm getting so worried about the direction of our country . It seems like they're more focused on power and control than actually helping people. I mean, what's wrong with a little bit of compromise? We need leaders who care about everyone's well-being, not just the privileged few. Can't we all just get along?

 

[Rural Cha]

OMG, like I'm literally trying to figure out this whole "strength" thing... is it like, power or something? I mean, I get why it's a thing for America First and all, but isn't that kinda, like, opposite of freedom and stuff? And what's up with these overseas territories, does the US just wanna be like, a global bully now?