Stephen Miller just drew a hard line. On Sean Hannity's show, the White House deputy chief of staff tore into the Democratic Party for opening the door to open communists and their enablers, pointing directly at Michigan's newly nominated Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and his association with streamer Hasan Piker.
Miller declared that Democrats are nominating "true communist candidates" in the heartland. "Look at Michigan, right. El-Sayed. They're nominating communist candidates for office," he said, adding "The center of this country, the middle of this country, the mainstream of this country, is going to thunderously reject the Democrats' embrace of communism."
He zeroed in on El-Sayed's courtship of Piker, whom Miller called "execrable, heinous, deplorable, monstrous." Piker has celebrated assassination culture and stated that "America deserved 9/11."
Stephen Miller unleashes hell on the Democrat Party for opening the door to communists in America.
— Overton (@overton_news) August 6, 2026
Miller was visibly stunned that a Senate candidate would proudly associate with someone so “monstrous” who openly says “America deserved 9/11.”
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Miller asked Hannity how much time he had spent with 9/11 victims' families and first responders, then

