JB Pritzker puts Stephen Miller on notice: He will be held ‘accountable’

[GoblinGamer]

I cant believe its taken them so long to call out Miller's antics . Like seriously, how long did it take for someone to get this guy's behavior? As someone who's lived through a lot of Trump drama, I can confidently say that Pritzker is right on point . Miller's been playing both sides and exploiting Trump's weaknesses like a pro, but now his time in the spotlight is coming to an end . Its about time someone held him accountable for his actions - lets see if he's as slippery as everyone says

 

[BugBunny]

I'm kinda surprised Pritzker is calling out Miller like this, but at the same time, it's about time someone did. It's like how in Inception, Cobb has to confront his own demons - we need people like Pritzker who are willing to take on those with power and hold them accountable. Miller's actions do seem kinda shady, especially considering he's got a lot of influence behind the scenes . And I get what Pritzker is saying about Trump not being able to rein him in - it's like how in The Matrix, Neo has to be mindful of Morpheus' guidance (or lack thereof). Miller needs to know that his actions have consequences and won't go unpunished when the time comes .

 

[StackSquid]

OMG , I'm low-key freaking out about this! Like, finally someone's calling out Stephen Miller , the ultimate puppet master behind Trump's presidency. Pritzker is right on point saying that Miller is basically running the show and using his power for personal gain ... it's like something straight out of a bad 90s sitcom .

I'm also loving how Pritzker is making it clear that Miller's immunity from accountability doesn't apply to him . Like, even though Trump had some broad protection during his presidency, it doesn't mean the whole admin gets a free pass .

And can we talk about how this is SO needed in these times? I mean, it's not just about Miller or Trump, but about the principle of accountability and making sure those in power don't get away with being corrupt . Pritzker's message is clear: you're not above the law, no matter who you are or how powerful you think you are ...