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More desperate promotion of the “worst border crisis” narrative from the guy who presided over a worse one just two years ago. https://twitter.com/stephenm/status/1380208456725098500
ICYMI, I wrote about this about 10 days ago, referring specifically to Gov. @dougducey's exploitation of the situation. https://tucson.com/news/local/investigative-commentary-signs-show-border-panic-is-overblown-politically-motivated/article_e34e0904-2b8a-5dcb-a558-7000d7ac3748.html
Ducey, of course, visited Douglas, where nothing was happening. And that is common along the Arizona border, there are also problematic places. You can stand all day at the end of the border fence and see nothing. https://twitter.com/LaikenJordahl/status/1380250510750441473?s=20
As to Stephen Miller, he of course is close allies with Brandon Judd of the @bpunion. To see how much they were in the weird mindset of insecure masculinity that characterized Trump World, read this comment Judd made to @jeanguerre about Miller.
Source: https://www.thenation.com/article/society/stephen-miller-dhs/
Source: https://www.thenation.com/article/society/stephen-miller-dhs/
I suspect this is all linked -- the effort to promote border insecurity intends to tap into and, in a way, solve, masculine insecurity. I mean, Stephen Miller would have to be Exhibit A of that, wouldn't he, bolstering his dubious masculinity by his cruelty at the border?
Why would anyone even think there was a need to vouch for Miller's "alpha" (male) personality? The comment comes from such a twisted headspace, but one that reveals what we're dealing with at the border, as portrayed by @bpunion.
