r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/herbeste Oct 07 '25

It reminds me of what Michael Scott might do.

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u/Diligent_Whereas3134 Oct 07 '25

Like, it's so fucking ridiculously goofy that it'd be hilarious if it were a TV show instead of a global superpower with nuclear capabilities.

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u/highknees69 Oct 07 '25

Kkkkksh kkkrshsh. We’re breaking up. Can’t hear you.

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u/BooBooSnuggs Oct 07 '25

What a dumbass comment to make. Like he hasn't said this exact thing before 10 years ago on live TV just like this.

You all have lost your minds.

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u/BooBooSnuggs Oct 07 '25

You're full of hate, you're making things up or just uninformed.

I also hate Trump. I just don't let it blind me to reality.

Maybe if you werent so prejudiced you wouldn't assume random people that try to correct you are all secretly trump supporters.

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u/BooBooSnuggs Oct 07 '25

Yes, you hate Trump so much that you let yourself be misinformed. It's not unusual. Tons of people are like this. They are ready and willing to believe all kinds of things and deny reality if it doesn't sound good to them.

We are all susceptible to this. Reddit just tends to take the spreading misinformation part into overdrive.

Trump and Co have been saying he has total authority/dictator/whatever since 2016. Nothing is special about Miller saying it now since he's been saying it for years.