Stephen Miller Calls Trump GOP More Popular ‘Than Ever’ in First CoS Speech
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Miller thanked Trump for "saving the GOP" just days after the Democrats' swept control of Congress in the midterms.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s new White House Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller, said the Republican Party is “more popular than ever,” just days after voters handed Democrats control of the House and Senate the midterm elections.
Miller, the longtime aide whom Trump on Friday named to replace Susie Wiles, effective Monday, said the U.S. would “not exist right now” if it were not for the president, thanking him for “saving America” and the Republican Party.
He said Trump has made the GOP “stronger and more popular and more resilient than ever before” during his first speech since being named the next chief of staff, at Mar-a-Lago Friday night.
Less than 72 hours before, the GOP lost at least 44 House seats and seven Senate seats, as of Saturday morning.
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