All right, we have some breaking news.

Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller, just posted an utterly deranged tweet

in which he calls for the destruction of the enemy ideology.

Now, I'm just going to go ahead and say it.

Republican leaders like Stephen Miller have got to stop using the death of somebody who they

call their friend to further drive violence and division and jump to conclusions.

I mean, we don't even know the ideology of the shooter. We don't know anything about him.

We have a blurry photo of some 25-year-old dude. He looks to be in that age rage, and that's all we know.

Yet Stephen Miller and other Republicans did not waste a second to jump to conclusions

and try to villainize the other side. Now, I do want to say some politicians on the rights and

some pundits have been responsible about this. I mean, I understand the normal reaction, of course.

Seeing somebody that you know and that you've seen rise next to you get shot in front of a bunch of people

in front of the world is, of course, going to be very traumatic. I understand the grief of many

commentators. Of course I do. But many are taking it too far. Even Republican Congressman Thomas

Massey said Donald Trump's rhetoric took it too far in the wake of the shooting after he immediately

blamed the quote unquote radical left. So the point is Stephen Miller makes this long post

that starts off with there is an ideology that has been steadily growing. And he claims that the

ideology wants to destroy everything good. I'll read it in just one second. But again,

we don't know the ideology of

the shooter. And this is Stephen Miller weaponizing his friend's death to achieve cynical aims. He rushed

to Twitter to post this unhinged statement. And you know what's happening as a result of all of

these right-wingers jumping to conclusions before we even have any answers? We've seen today, multiple

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