Stephen Miller hails Trump’s leadership, says GOP has become ‘stronger and more popular than ever’ despite midterms defeat

Stephen Miller, Donald Trump’s incoming White House Chief of Staff, praised President Trump’s leadership during a speech at Mar-a-Lago on Friday night. Despite the Republican Party’s poor performance in the recent midterm elections, Miller claimed the GOP had become “stronger and more popular than ever.” During his first public remarks after joining the administration, Miller expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve with Trump, calling the role a “privilege of a lifetime.”

He insisted that Trump had saved the United States, the military, the economy, and the country’s borders from potential threats. Miller also highlighted Trump’s handling of national security, economic issues, and border protection, asserting that his leadership had prevented serious crises at home and abroad. Despite acknowledging Democratic gains in the midterms, Trump suggested that his absence from the ballot was a significant factor in the party’s defeat.

Miller defended these claims, portraying Trump as a leader who had made substantial personal sacrifices for his supporters and the nation. He called on Republicans to remain steadfast in their support for Trump, praising his unwavering commitment to the country’s success.