How come Stephen Miller's name

[cilla4progress]

isnt coming up as a witness or otherwise?

He always seems to be in the room as they say.

Who's writing all of tfg's bullshit.

[Blue Owl]

1. Will Stephen Miller please rise....

[texasfiddler]

4. LOL! Could be Guliani too NT

[yorkster]

5. Very good. Fiendish imagination at work.

Yours, I mean. But we just know that Miller must have been in the thick of things. Call it a feeling...

[dchill]

10. Stephen Miller, Max Schreck reincarnated.

Almost believe.

[multigraincracker]

2. Best question of the day.

We still have lots of digging to do.

[Abolishinist]

3. Very insightful!

I've hated him ever since he came on the scene, the worst of the worst, yet for some reason I've completely forgotten about him.

[ReluctanceTango]

14. Never fear.

I've remembered the racist traitor dybbuk for you.

And for those who don't know what a dybbuk is:

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/dibbuk-dybbuk

[Abolishinist]

22. Wow, what a fascinating concept!

I'm spending Father's Day with some of my Jewish in-laws, I'll see if I can work this into a conversation.

[TreasonousBastard]

7. Presidential pardons?

[certainot]

8. miller explained previously that a book rush limbaugh wrote was right up there with the bible

when he was learning politics...... like all the young sex on the wrong brain college republicans that went on to plague democracy

he was right there in the picture and he's the kind of guy who's already or will soon be spilling beans

[Bucky]

9. Miller is a provocateur and a punk

But he's not a real leader. He's a leech. Once Trump got his hands on real power, then the low profile right wing nuts who are lawyers instead of internet activists or going to make their way into the room and elbow the Millers and Bannons off to the side.

[Marcuse]

11. His sworn testimony is locked in.

Miller was interviewed virtually for about eight hours, according to a person familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private testimony. A second person also confirmed that Miller appeared before the committee. A spokesperson for the committee said the panel had no comment, and Miller did not immediately return a message seeking comment.

[link:https://apnews.com/article/capitol-siege-congress-donald-trump-stephen-miller-subpoenas-58e2329646527bf23c5c5eac3951156b|

[2naSalit]

15. Probably a target...

with a sealed indictment or two.

[cilla4progress]

17. Thanks much for the info

and the link, Marcuse!

[Marcuse]

21. De nada.

[NJCher]

12. Last I knew

Miller was heading up some jerk off r-w organization that promotes lawsuits against leftie ideals.

I recall when I heard about it that it disgusted me because it was “make work” for r-w attorneys.

Don’t know if it ever got off the ground.

Blue Owl, that was a good one. 😁

[Midnight Writer]

13. He's pictured in the Oval in some of these pictures labeled Jan 6

[cilla4progress]

18. Right...

reminded me to wonder about him.

Someone is writing tfg's bullshit these days.

Wonder if it's Miller.

[BSdetect]

16. The weasel may be turning against tfg behind the scenes. Giving evidence in hope of mercy?

That would be sweet.

[GoCubsGo]

20. That's likely part of it.

He's probably in the same camp as Barr and all the others who said this scheme wasn't going to work. They're fine with letting it go down, but they're not about to take any responsibility when it fails.

[GoCubsGo]

19. Most likely it has to do with the way their presentation is being laid out.

The first hearing focused on how the insurrection was planned, and not spontaneous, as Trump has claimed. The second one was all about Mike Pence, and how Trump's minions were out to kill him, Speaker Pelosi, and numerous others. There are more upcoming hearings, and the whole investigation is ongoing. I have little doubt Stephen Miller's name will be brought up in during at least one future hearing.

I also don't recall hearing Miller's name much after the election was determined. My guess is that he distanced himself from the whole plot the way Barr and others did, knowing that he stood a good chance of spending time in prison if he went along with it. He's a shitty person, but he's not stupid. Or, at least smart enough to understand when something is futile.