White House condemns Democrat who told Stephen Miller to ‘go back to 1930’s Germany’
So, the White House is officially weighing in on a recent comment made by a Democrat, and it’s not exactly a glowing review. The gist of it is, a Democrat said something along the lines of Stephen Miller needing to “go back to 1930’s Germany.” Apparently, that didn’t sit well with the folks in the White House. Now, let’s unpack this, shall we? It seems like the comment in question, which brought the White House’s condemnation, has definitely stirred the pot. We’re talking about a direct comparison to the rise of the Nazi regime.… Continue reading
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