Katie Millers social media feud escalates as | TV Shows

Katie Miller’s feud with the lady who runs the Democratic Party’s social media continued after she called her husband Stephen Miller an ‘ugly f–k’ on X after he made a transphobic remark about a Texas Senate candidate.

“This is the same violent political rhetoric that is leading people to shoot up,” Katie said on Fox News.

Discussing the spat, Paulina said, “I want Katie Miller to know that her husband is an ugly f–k,” explaining that the insult was less about his look and more about his rhetoric.

“Stephen Miller is one of the most powerful men in the country right now. He is a White House official who is taking to Twitter to hurl these absolutely false and transphobic attacks against an amazing candidate in Texas, James Talarico,” Paulina said.

The back and forth started after the 40-year-old Trump appointee shared a post by the Democrats’ official account that includes Talico, who is cisgender, writing, “The Democrats made history in Texas by nominating their first transgender senate candidate,” which prompted the viral response, “shut up, you ugly f–k.”

Paulina went on to say, “We simply called him ugly, and I think that what he has been doing is ugly. He is celebrating when ICE shoots down Americans in the street. He thinks that it’s cool when families are separated, and it’s just absolutely disgusting. And so yeah, I stand by calling him an ugly f–k.”

Katie, who shares three youngsters with Stephen and is presently anticipating their fourth baby, tried to dox the social media supervisor by sharing her picture and identify on X.

The 34-year-old wrote, “She’s 30, unmarried with no kids. Put your name on it next time. This is what a sad, unhappy, female Liberal looks like. It’s why Pew reports 50% of them have been diagnosed with a mental condition.”

Shortly after Katie’s post, Paulina clapped back, “Well, now seems like a good time to share that I’m getting married! We just put down the deposit on the venue and bought my dress lol.”

Katie shot back with, “Marrying an illegal to get him a green card doesn’t count,” before her look on Fox News, in which she likened Paulina’s insult to political assassinations and mass shootings.

The spouse of the United States Homeland Security Advisor beforehand made headlines during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after her viewers accused her husband of utilizing her as a “human shield” after gunfire rang out at the annual event back in April.