Miller Goes Nuclear on the ‘Seditious Six’
Stephen Miller sparked a major controversy during an appearance on Jesse Watters’ show. He accused a group of six lawmakers, dubbed the “Seditious Six,” of engaging in a “seditious conspiracy.”
The lawmakers had released a video reminding service members of their duty to refuse unlawful orders. Miller vehemently argued this was an attempt to disrupt the military’s chain of command.
He claimed the video was a dangerous act that could get people killed. Miller escalated his rhetoric by labeling it a “color revolution” tactic, implying foreign-inspired destabilization.
He broadened his attack to the entire Democratic Party. Miller accused them of routinely undermining democracy and now fomenting rebellion within the military and CIA.
The segment immediately ignited a fierce political firestorm. Supporters agreed the video crossed a line, while critics saw it as a dangerous mischaracterization of a legal principle.
Legal experts pointed out that refusing illegal orders is a foundational part of military law. However, the debate quickly shifted to larger themes of loyalty and national stability.
The intense fallout reframed the national conversation. The incident escalated a legal reminder into a heated conflict over authority and the potential for internal unrest.
