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Conservative podcast host Katie Miller, wife of Stephen Miller, mocked on social media Criticism of California Governor Gavin Newsom for Attended the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
“Of course Gavin Newsom is going to Davos,” Miller complained in an X post on Mondayaccusing Democratic governors of not paying attention to America.
“Nothing says America First like showing empathy to the world’s elite. You either stand up for America or you sit down,” she added.
host miller Katie Miller Podcasta staunch ally of President Donald Trump. She has frequently criticized Democrats such as Newsom who oppose the president and defended him and his allies.
But people online were quick to point out Miller’s fault in criticizing Newsom — Trump also attended World Economic Forum.
The president is expected to address world leaders on Wednesday at the annual event, where world leaders discuss the state of global economics, politics, academia and more. Trump said he would discuss affordability and housing.
“Trump is also going to Davos this week, but no matter what,” Democratic strategist Mike Nellis replied to Miller.
other X username is Gabe Mucking Miller repeated her statement but replaced Newsom’s name with Trump’s.
“Of course Donald Trump is going to Davos. Nothing says America first like showing sympathy to the world’s elite. You either stand up for America or sit out,” Gabe wrote.
“The length of your days is going to go too you clown,” another wrote.
“Anything to say about the other guy going to Davis?” one third wrote.
Newsom has a long history of participating in the Davos ForumBut he said in a statement that he chose to return to the international event as a counterweight to Trump’s economic agenda Obtained from Politico.
“Trump’s economic agenda betrays our country: It is not ‘America first,’ but ‘Trump first’ — rewarding the favored, punishing dissenters, and burdening everyone else,” Newsom said.
California’s governor is expected to address Trump’s “abuses of power” and highlight California’s “economic strength.”
Other U.S. business leaders expected to attend the annual meeting in Davos include JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Plantair CEO Alex Karp.
Also in attendance were Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, Trade Representative Jamison Greer, Special Envoy Steve Witkopf and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, as part of Trump’s delegation.