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Sen.-elect El-Sayed criticizes Stephen Miller's promotion to chief of staff

Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed condemned Stephen Miller's elevation to White House chief of staff, labeling him the "most broken man." In an ABC News interview, El-Sayed examined the possible effects of Miller's new position on the nation.

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Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic senator-elect from Michigan, has voiced strong disapproval of Stephen Miller's promotion to chief of staff. He expressed concerns about the implications of Miller's influence in this role during an interview on ABC News's "This Week." El-Sayed characterized Miller in a particularly negative light, calling him the "most broken man."

Key facts

  • Abdul El-Sayed is a Democratic senator-elect from Michigan.
  • Stephen Miller was promoted to White House chief of staff.
  • El-Sayed called Miller the "most broken man."
  • The interview aired on ABC News's "This Week."
  • Jonathan Karl was the interviewer.
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Inflammatory language 22/100
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  • ✕ headline asserts a conclusion / scare-quotes

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El-Sayed on Miller: ‘Most broken man’ to run ‘the most dysfunctional White House’

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Sen.-elect El-Sayed criticizes Stephen Miller's promotion to chief of staff