To the Editor: To hear Stephen Miller, Donald Trump's senior policy adviser, spew his lies about what he calls the fraudulent presidential election and his nonsensical plans to get Congress to overrule the election of Joe Biden, one might assume he was a lawyer, albeit in the Giuliani-political-fantasy world.
But no, Miller is no lawyer, and just has a bachelor's degree. Trump likes people around him who don't know much about how government works, and hardly have any of the qualifications for the jobs that he gives them—except unquestioned loyalty to our narcissistic President.
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