Policy Adviser S. Miller's a robot..speaks like they drilled him for hours on what to say
While watching "This Week" today, Miller reminded me of a freshman high school debater. He looked like he was reading a teleprompter. He speaks in a monotonous drone akin to a runaway train, speeding down the track out of control. Actually, now that I think about it, he kind of reminds me of a male version of KellyAnne Conway and annoys me just as much, if not more, than she does. I think they are clones of each other.
"Hold a second. I’m asking you as the White House senior policy adviser, the president made a statement saying he was the victim of voter fraud," Stephanopoulos said. "Do you have any evidence?"
Miller kept using the phrase, "Everybody knows...Everybody knows" when asked to provide evidence to important questions asked by Stephanopoulos. At the end of the interview, I have to give credit to Stephanopoulos for having the backbone to keep Miller's feet to the fire: "You have provided absolutely no evidence."
Stephanopoulos then said, "You can start by providing evidence to back up your claims."
I wish somebody would just say "yes, and everybody knows that not only is Trump is highly unqualified to be POTUS, he is also a huge danger to this country."
READ MORE ABOUT IT: http://www.businessinsider.com/stephen-miller-voter-fraud-allegations-abc-2017-2
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