Calling Trump Authoritarian Is Not Violence

Stephen Miller, Trump’s top enforcer and architect of his most brutal policies, just claimed that calling Trump authoritarian is “incitement of violence.” 

It’s a calculated move to crush dissent and protect authoritarian power.

Let’s be clear: calling out authoritarianism is not violence. It’s the truth. Trump just signed a sweeping executive crackdown order aimed at so-called “organized political opposition.” This dangerous action hands his administration new powers to investigate and punish dissent. And right on cue, Miller is working to brand criticism itself as a crime. Their plan is simple: silence the people, shield Trump, and dismantle democracy.

We have to show him we won’t back down. Tell Trump advisor Stephen Miller: “Telling the truth about Trump’s authoritarianism isn’t violence – and we won’t stop now.”

Authoritarians always twist words to control the narrative. By smearing dissent as “violence,” Miller is laying the foundation for surveillance, arrests, and censorship of anyone who dares to resist. This is not empty talk—it’s a coordinated strategy to intimidate journalists, activists, and every citizen willing to speak the truth.

Democracy depends on free speech and the courage to call threats by their name. Experts across the political spectrum have already described Trump’s agenda as authoritarian—even fascist. Miller’s attempt to bully us into silence is both dishonest and dangerous. We cannot let him win.

We demand Stephen Miller immediately retract his outrageous claim—and we call on media outlets to reject this authoritarian framing. Speaking the truth is not violence. It is our responsibility.

Add your name now to show Stephen Miller we will not be silenced, and we will not allow dissent to be criminalized.

The petition to Trump advisor Stephen Miller reads: “Telling the truth about Trump’s authoritarianism isn’t violence – and we won’t stop now.”