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'Maybe someday, he'll have a relationship with a live human woman': Never-Trumper GOP strategist blasts Stephen Miller's personal life and
blames him for wall impasse

Rick Wilson, a one-time GOP strategist turned talking head, attacked
Miller Made odd personal attack in Tuesday appearance with MSNBC's
Chris Hayes Accused Trump advisor Miller of having no sexual
experience with 'live' women Hayes appeared stunned and tried to steer
conversation back on track Little is known about the personal life of
33-year-old Miller

By KEITH GRIFFITH FOR DAILYMAIL.COM


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A former GOP strategist turned Never-Trumper has made a sharp personal
attack on White House advisor Stephen Miller, suggesting that he has never
had a sexual experience with a 'live' woman.

Rick Wilson, who worked on Rudy Giuliani's campaigns in the 1990s but is
now a cable news commentator, made the startling remark on Tuesday while discussing immigration with MSNBC host Chris Hayes.

Hayes had just speculated about immigration hawk Miller's involvement in President Donald Trump's latest offer to end the government shutdown,
according to footage from Mediaite.

Wilson responded in part: 'There's something deeply wrong with Stephen
Miller, I think we can all acknowledge that. And maybe someday, he'll have
a relationship with a live human woman.' MSNBC host Chris Hayes (left) was discussing the government shutdown with Rick Wilson (right) when Wilson
made the sharp personal attack on Stephen Miller

MSNBC host Chris Hayes (left) was discussing the government shutdown with
Rick Wilson (right) when Wilson made the sharp personal attack on Stephen Miller Little is known about the personal life of 33-year-old Miller
(above in file photo), a noted immigration hawk who has been behind some
of the administrations most controversial moves

Little is known about the personal life of 33-year-old Miller (above in
file photo), a noted immigration hawk who has been behind some of the administrations most controversial moves


Hayes, sounding uncomfortable, weakly interjected: 'Well, I don’t know if
that has anything to do with it.'

Little is known about the personal life of 33-year-old Miller, a Santa
Monica native who previously worked as an aide to then-Senator Jeff
Sessions.

On MSNBC, Wilson went on to call Miller a 'dark and weird figure' who
harbors 'bizarre hostility to anybody who - who wants to come to this
country.'

'He wrecks Trump's idea that Trump is like this master negotiator, instead
we have the 'Shart of the Deal' here every day,' Wilson added, making a
vulgar pun on Trump's business advice book. Miller (center rear) attends a border security round table earlier this month. Wilson's remarks are not
the first instance of the advisor being targeted for ridicule

Miller (center rear) attends a border security round table earlier this
month. Wilson's remarks are not the first instance of the advisor being targeted for ridicule

Miller is believed to be the architect of several controversial
administration moves, including the 'zero-tolerance' policy of arresting parents who cross the border illegally with children, and the entry ban on nationals of several Muslim-majority countries.

It is not the first time that critics of the Trump administration have
singled out Miller for ridicule.

Last month, Beltway observers couldn't help but notice when Miller
appeared on CBS with what appeared to be spray-on hair, which had
disappeared several days later when he was interviewed on CNN.

Miller's former third grade teacher and a classmate have also mocked his behavior in childhood, claiming that he ate glue and was a loner in
elementary school.

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