IHIP News MAGA Admin Caught Cringing At Trump's Ramblings,Trump Throws Them All Under The Bus
Mar 24, 2026
A combative breakdown of Stephen Miller’s behavior and influence in the White House. Discussion of his unpopularity in polls and how he wields power behind the scenes. Analysis of Pete Hegseth being singled out and blamed for foreign policy fallout. Claims that war threats have been used to manipulate markets and a look at admissions of small lies by Trump.
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Stephen Miller Seen As Extremist Whose Popularity Is Low
- Stephen Miller is portrayed as an ideologue whose priority is harsh immigration policies and deporting millions.
- Jennifer Welch cites his family history, low favorability (18%), and visible annoyance at Trump to show he lacks broad public support.
Powerful Advisor Who Resents Public Performance
- Angie Pumps Sullivan frames Miller as both powerful behind the scenes and personally embarrassed by Trump, creating tension in meetings.
- She describes him as the 'prime minister' who wields influence but must still placate Trump publicly.
Polls Confirm Public Unfavorability For Miller
- Polling places Miller dead last on favorability with 18% favorable, 38% unfavorable, and 43% unfamiliar.
- Jennifer Welch uses Race to the White House averages to back their repeated claim that Miller is widely disliked.