Rubio and Miller Deploy Nazi-Style Language at Political Violence Forum
At a recent conference on political violence, Marco Rubio and Stephen Miller used language reminiscent of Soviet and Nazi propaganda to denounce the political left.
A recent, little-noticed conference on political violence featured Senator Marco Rubio and former White House aide Stephen Miller delivering speeches that echoed Soviet and Nazi propaganda tactics. Both speakers employed dehumanizing language to attack the left, suggesting their criticism extended beyond the Democratic Socialists of America to Democrats in general, even those protesting President Trump's alleged election-theft efforts.
The event also included commentary on Iran's lack of fear toward the United States, a critique that Senator Lindsey Graham may have caused more harm than good, and an observation that the MAGA movement applies a double standard when demanding truth, referencing the latest controversy surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci. Co-host Robert Kagan joined guest host Jonathan V. Last for the discussion, which was part of The Bulwark Podcast series. The segment concluded with a call for listeners to engage with the show through comments, likes, and subscriptions.
Why it matters
The remarks illustrate how mainstream politicians are using extremist rhetoric, raising concerns about political discourse norms.
In this story