Tim Miller, a prominent political analyst and staunch anti-Trumper, has been a vocal critic of former President Donald Trump and his policies. He was the author of The New York Times best-selling book Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell, which chronicled how and why Republican voters aligned with Trump's divisive rhetoric and tactics. Despite facing backlash from Trump supporters, Miller remains steadfast in his opposition to the former president's influence on the GOP.
At the GW LGBT Policy & Practice forum, political analyst Chuck Todd talks to Tim Miller about his involvement with a growing movement within the Republican Party that seeks to distance itself from Trump's divisive brand of politics. Miller's insights into the future of the GOP and the country as a whole provide valuable perspective for those seeking an alternative to Trumpism.
In a recent interview with Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor at the Justice Department, Tim Miller discussed the challenges facing the Republican Party in the wake of Trump's presidency. Miller suggested that the senator's retirement spells bad news for the GOP, as it signifies a shift away from traditional conservative values towards a more populist agenda championed by Trump and his supporters.
'The Next Level' podcast co-hosts Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller, and Jonathan V. Last have been at the forefront of the anti-Trump movement within the Republican Party. Their discussions on current political news and the future of the GOP provide valuable insights for those looking to understand the dynamics at play within the party.
Join The Bulwark for an evening of politics and laughs among friends, where Tim Miller, Sarah Longwell, and Jonathan V. Last, founders of The Bulwark and hosts of the popular podcast, share their perspectives on the state of the Republican Party and the challenges ahead. Their witty banter and sharp analysis make for an engaging and enlightening discussion on the future of conservative politics.
In Phoenix, Arizona, Tim Miller was seen sitting on the press riser, engrossed in his phone as Vivek Ramaswamy delivered a speech on the future of the Republican Party. Despite the growing influence of Trump and his supporters, Miller remains a steadfast voice of opposition within the GOP, challenging the status quo and advocating for a return to traditional conservative values.
Former President Donald Trump's continued popularity among Republican voters poses a significant challenge for anti-Trump voices like Tim Miller. A recent NBC News poll shows Trump leading President Biden by five points nationally, as more congressional Republicans throw their support behind the former president. Trump wins voters who don't read The New York Times or listen to The Bulwark Podcast, and elite opposition may not be enough to defeat him.
