Donald Trump won’t be on the ballot in November, but Republicans are betting that his political movement can still determine who controls Washington.
And White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller just offered a remarkably simple description of where the GOP stands heading into the 2026 midterm elections.
Speaking with Laura Ingraham on Friday night, Miller portrayed Trump not merely as the leader of the Republican Party, but as the man responsible for rebuilding it after years of electoral frustration and establishment control.
