Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI) hasn’t even taken the oath of office yet, but he’s already making it clear that he will not pull his punches when it comes to criticizing Donald Trump and members of his crime-ridden administration, referring to newly-appointed Chief of Staff Stephen Miller as a “broken man” who is now running “the most dysfunctional White House that we’ve seen.”
El-Sayed made his comment during an appearance on the ABC News Sunday show This Week, remarking, Trump “decides to hire the most broken man to continue to run the most dysfunctional White House that we’ve seen. I don’t know what Stephen Miller has actually contributed to our culture, our society, in any real way, except to make us more angry, to stoke the worst kind of fear and vitriol, to weaponize ICE in our streets, to take American lives.”
“The real question is, why appoint this man White House chief of staff if you want to have a productive relationship with a Congress that actually intends to deliver on the mandate that the American public has just given us?” he added. “We’ll wait to see.”
The senator’s remarks were immediately echoed and applauded on social media, with many noting that El-Sayed had said exactly what millions of Americans have thought since they first laid eyes on Miller.
