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“Execrable, Heinous, Deplorable, Monstrous…”

“Execrable, Heinous, Deplorable, Monstrous…”

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."

Miller asked Hannity how much time he had spent with 9/11 victims' families and first responders, then demanded: "Where is Schumer? Where is Jeffries? Where are ANY of the leaders of the Democratic Party?! They are supporting it. They are embracing it. They are allowing it."

Miller went further, framing the moment as an existential domestic fight. "We spent decades fighting a Cold War with the Soviet Union. I choose my words carefully, but I want to say this—that Cold War has come home. It's here in America.”

He continued, “This is the biggest, greatest, most existential struggle this country will ever face… Because if communists get control of House seats, then Senate seats and governors' mansions, the American dream that for 250 years our heroes bled and died for is gone, and it won't come back because they will never let you get it back."

He warned of the point of no return once leftists seize institutions: "When leftists get control, and they ultimately turn socialist and then communist, there's a point of NO RETURN. You can't save your schools, you can't save your city, you can't save your community, because they hoard power, they suppress dissent, they get control over institutions, they get control over taxpayer dollars, they gut the police departments, they drive out good people… we will NEVER let that happen to America, we cannot be apathetic, we have to fight to save this country, we have to stand behind President Trump!"

This comes right after El-Sayed eked out a narrow primary win over establishment-backed Rep. Haley Stevens in a closer-than-expected race that exposed deep fractures inside the Democratic Party.

El-Sayed, a former public health official who has campaigned on Medicare for All and abolishing ICE while attacking U.S. support for Israel, received heavy backing from Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and the far-left wing. His association with Piker became a flashpoint.

Senator John Fetterman, one of the few Democrats still willing to call out the radicalization of his own party, unloaded on the same day. He dared El-Sayed to keep campaigning with Piker now that the general election is underway.

"I just want to issue a dare: continue to campaign with Hasan Piker!” Fetterman urged, adding “Right now you're in a general election now. I dare you, I dare you, keep campaigning with someone like Hasan Piker!"

"If I was a Republican I'd dump $20 million in ads, he pals around with Hasan Piker who said America deserved 9/11, and You’re gonna try to win a general election?! He barely won. He's not had a big night,” Fetterman further stated.

Fetterman also took direct aim at Bernie Sanders for elevating volatile candidates who put Democratic seats at risk. "Bernie Sanders will never represent any more than 640,000 people in Vermont. That's all he's ever done and he ever will do. He's never won an actual competitive election.”

He continued, “And now why can't… you know, stop giving me lectures on how to win. Bernie's not flipping seats. He is helping install volatile and dangerous kinds of candidates that will put Democratic seats at risk. I've flipped seats. He's never done that. I'm tired of his lectures overall. And now he claims that he's not a member of the Democratic Party.

“You know, why can't the DSA people just… they should just run as their own party,” Fetterman stressed.

The pattern is spreading. In Wisconsin, Democratic socialist Francesca Hong, the frontrunner for governor, has refused to fully walk back a past call to "Cancel Thanksgiving. Should have done this in 1621," framing the holiday as colonialism.

When pressed on CNN, she pivoted to her chef background and claimed "views can evolve" while still describing Thanksgiving as "incredibly painful for many people in our communities."

Meanwhile, Ted Cruz has noted that Chuck Schumer is "utterly terrified" of the same left-wing energy. Cruz predicts Zohran Mamdani—not AOC—will be the next New York senator, with Schumer more likely to clear the path for AOC's presidential ambitions than risk a primary himself. "Other than John Fetterman… every [old-guard Democrat] is afraid of one of these lunatics primarying them as well."

Miller's warning lands as the Democratic Party continues elevating candidates and influencers who treat American institutions, borders, policing, and even basic national holidays as targets for demolition.

The mainstream voters Miller described are watching. The midterms will test whether the rejection he predicted materializes at the ballot box.

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