The Bulwark's Tim Miller joins Morning Joe to discuss the upcoming midterm elections, the strategy of the Democratic party, and much more. Why Miller says he’d like to see Democrats be more ‘aggressive’ in the way they attack Trump’s second term record.
The Bulwark's Tim Miller joins Morning Joe to discuss the growing popularity of his podcast and breaks down the transformation of the Republican voters and the GOP before and after Trump.
“I want more stunts… stunts actually matter,” says Tim Miller about how Democrats can seize the moment ahead of the midterm elections and 2028. For more of Tim’s appearance with Nicolle Wallace on this week’s episode of The Best People, click on the related video!
Tim Miller, host of the Bulwark podcast, and Jim Messina, former Obama campaign manager, talk about the stakes of the South Carolina Senate race, Trump's extraordinary effort to see his candidate to victory and whether Darline Graham is damaged enough as a candidate to be vulnerable to the very compelling Democratic candidate Annie Andrews.
“Ridicule is more powerful than outrage.” On this week’s episode of The Best People, Nicolle is joined by friend and audience favorite Tim Miller. The duo cover topics from Trump’s weakening grip on his base to what Democrats need to do to get in shape for 2028.
Tim Miller feels a shift in people’s attitudes towards Trump. Put simply, “some of these gimmicks don’t seem to be working anymore.” Miller has some ideas about how Democrats can seize this moment as President Trump’s poll numbers continue to decline. A GOP strategist turned never-Trumper, the host of “The Bulwark Daily” podcast now commits himself to dispelling the MAGA myth full time. “Hopefully, that ripples out in a way that’s useful,” he says. He and Nicolle identify a shift in Trump’s more casual supporters, as the manosphere sours on the president and Tim hears MAGA focus group participants acknowledge that Trump “doesn't seem like he's focused on me at all." Miller also challenges center-left Democratic…
New reporting reveals that Trump aide Natalie Harp resisted getting a security clearance for over a year, as MAGA allies lash out over coverage of her place in the Trump White House. Alicia Menendez is joined by Tim Miller and Carol Leonnig.
Republican members of Congress are holding fewer in-person town halls as voters express anger over the Trump agenda. Alicia Menendez is joined by Kurt Andersen and Tim Miller.
Amid legal woes, President Trump is calling his White House ballroom a "military complex." MS NOW Senior Legal Reporter Lisa Rubin explains why Trump's justification for the project could matter in a courtroom. Host of "The Bulwark" podcast Tim Miller joins Katy Tur with his thoughts on it.
The Bulwark’s Tim Miller tells Joe that Donald Trump has spoken “to the id of the Republican base voter,” in his blood and soil, nationalist approach to politics. Prior to Trump, Miller explains, GOP leaders seemed to repress that instinct within the party.