The White House Responds to... Doll Rumors?!
Stephen Miller and... Porcelain Dolls? Say What?!
Okay, folks, get ready for a slightly bizarre story. The White House has officially weighed in on a rather... unusual rumor surrounding Stephen Miller, a prominent figure in recent administrations. Apparently, whispers have been circulating for years that he enjoys the company of porcelain dolls. Yes, you read that right.
Now, before you start picturing a scene from a horror movie, let's rewind a bit. This all started back when Miller was working for then-Senator Jeff Sessions. According to a recent Rolling Stone profile, some Republican staffers on Capitol Hill used to joke that Miller "liked to play with porcelain dolls." It seems these rumors stuck around.
White House Responds: "Inaccurate and Baseless Gossip!"
The Rolling Stone report mentioning these doll-related whispers prompted an official response from the White House. A White House official insists that any such characterization of his time on the Hill is "inaccurate and baseless gossip." So there you have it – an official denial from the highest office in the land regarding alleged doll-playing habits. You can't make this stuff up!
More Than Just Doll Rumors: A Look at Stephen Miller's Influence
Beyond the peculiar doll allegations, the Rolling Stone profile paints a picture of Miller as a somewhat controversial and influential figure within Republican circles. He's described as a "hot-tempered" advisor who's been at the center of some of the most debated policies of recent years. He’s even reportedly the target of nicknames like "Prime Minister Miller" and "President Miller," hinting at his perceived level of control.
Whether or not Stephen Miller actually enjoys the company of porcelain dolls remains a mystery. But one thing is clear: he's a figure who sparks conversation and debate. His influence on policy, particularly regarding immigration, is undeniable. It will be interesting to see what the future holds for him and his role in shaping the political landscape. You can read the full Rolling Stone profile here to learn more about his background and policies.
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