1. It is common for people on Twitter to refer to White House adviser Stephen Miller as a "white nationalist," despite the fact that he is Jewish (the overwhelming majority of white supremacists believe Jews are the ultimate enemy). Recently, alt right figurehead Andrew Anglin
2. came out with his own take on Miller, saying "That doesn't mean he is a 'white nationalist.' But all of the policies he is advocating are the ones that white nationalists would be advocating in his position." But Anglin doesn't like liking him. "As long as he is removing brown
3. people, this if fine," Anglin says. "But we should always remember that a Jew will always be a Jew and a Jew can never be trusted. They have bad blood." Anglin then uses Michael Cohen as an example of a Jew ostensibly betraying Donald Trump. In short, Anglin doesn't think
4. Miller is a white nationalist, nevertheless approves of what he perceives Miller is doing, but hates Miller anyway, because he is a Jew and Jews are evil and treacherous. This is all sort of a variation of what some white supremacists said about Trump in 2016: "he's not one
5. of us but he's good for us."
