Republican Busted Covering Up the Millers’ Brazen Hypocrisy

A Republican senator launched an attempt to cover up the truth about Katie and Stephen Miller’s close relationship with Anthony Fauci before they turned on the Covid leader.

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The MAGA couple’s names have been redacted over a dozen times since the initial release of Dr. Fauci’s personal journal, a new report reveals, including from crucial passages which reveal how the pair sought medical advice from him.

NOTUS reports that an updated PDF has since redacted the names of Stephen and Katie Miller in some of Fauci’s journal entries, which portray him as being friendly to the couple in an uncertain time.

“I am calling Katie frequently to check on her couple time per day,” Fauci wrote in an entry dated May 9, 2020, according to NOTUS. “She is very anxious about getting very ill since she is 10 weeks pregnant. Tonight she had an anxiety reaction. I calmed her over the phone.”

That portion of Fauci’s journal can no longer be found within the available on Paul’s website.

NOTUS calculated that 19 mentions of the Millers have since been redacted without explanation from Paul, whose office did not respond to a request for details emailed by the Daily Beast.

Other sections to be nixed from the journal include instances where Fauci wrote about “providing medical advice to the family on several occasions,” according to NOTUS, which also reported that Katie requested they not publish details about her child’s medical history.

The journal reveals that the Millers communicated frequently with Fauci in 2020. At the time, Katie was Vice President Mike Pence’s communications director and intimately involved in the White House’s response to the pandemic, and Stephen was an aide to President Donald Trump.

Fauci was the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases back then, tasked with saving as many American lives as possible during a global pandemic. He was widely viewed as a hero at the time before eventually being vilified by the vaccine-skeptic right.

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Despite the challenges of mitigating a pandemic, Fauci revealed in his journal that he still took time to call the Millers’ family doctor directly to discuss their newborn’s medical care.

At another point, Fauci wrote that “Katie Miller is great (tough, smart, but great).” He also wrote in October 2020 that he spoke to Katie by phone after she landed in Houston. Then, in December, even after Trump lost the presidential election, Fauci wrote in his journal, “Am on phone frequently with Katie and Stephen.”

These days, the Millers are among the loudest critics of Fauci.

Katie has even called for the 85-year-old to be thrown in prison, alleging on X last month that he “used the government’s medical establishment to push an agenda that protected and promoted himself at the expense of the American people.”

Katie, now a MAGA influencer and podcaster, told NOTUS that she only gave Fauci the impression that she was friendly with him so that he “did not leak against me or my husband.”

“He was not my doctor. He was not my friend,” she told the site. “He was a work colleague who called me for work purposes, and in the course of a phone call, you would discuss other things.”

Katie spoke similarly on X in a Thursday afternoon post, writing, “Every man who has a journal is a narcissist. Dr. Fauci was neither my friend nor my doctor, but a work colleague who weaponized my pregnancy and child for his gain to aggrandize himself.”

She continued, “As they say, keep your friends close and your enemies closer. I can say with certainty after witnessing his con up close, this man should be in prison. Justice for the American People.”

Stephen has been equally hostile toward Fauci.

He took to Fox News on Wednesday to whine about Fauci’s appearance in front of senators earlier that day. He gave Trump credit for properly handling the early days of the pandemic and called out the “so-called healthcare government experts who sometimes have an agenda of their own.”