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The X feed of right-wing firebrand and podcaster Katie Miller has all the signatures of an acolyte of President Donald Trump. She blasts out attacks on kids, taunts the mainstream media, and lobs slurs designed to trigger the left.
But recently, that Make America Great Again fire hose has also contained posts that seem off-brand for the former GOP official, whose spouse is Trump’s domestic policy chief, Stephen Miller.
“Solar energy is the energy of the future,” Katie Miller posted recently. “Giant fusion reactor up there in the sky — we must rapidly expand solar to compete with China.” Another of her posts suggested solar is more vital to the U.S. than coal power, contradicting White House messaging and policy.
Trump has been blunt about his distaste for solar panels, calling them a “blight” on the landscape, “very inefficient, and very ugly too,” and — along with wind turbines — “The scam of the century.” His administration has blocked hundreds of projects from final approval as it prioritizes fossil fuels.
Yet Katie Miller is no outlier in her willingness to buck MAGA orthodoxy on energy from the sun.
A growing number of prominent Trump allies — including former House speaker Newt Gingrich, veteran strategist Kellyanne Conway, and GOP pollster Tony Fabrizio — are promoting solar as electricity demand surges and energy affordability climbs the list of voter concerns.
Their clean energy advocacy may be having an impact, as the White House signals it is reconsidering power from the sun. The tone of Trump himself has even changed.
Edited by Robert Benedict
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