Why Are You Pushing White Nationalist Ideology in Our Government?

I am writing as an outraged American and your constituent demanding an answer. Why are unelected officials like Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem being allowed to wield enormous power over national policy while openly advancing ideas rooted in white nationalism, exclusion, and fear? Who authorized this? Who is holding them accountable? And why are you allowing it to continue? This is not democracy. This is not representative government. And this is absolutely not what America is supposed to stand for. Stephen Miller has long been associated with policies and rhetoric that target immigrants, people of color, religious minorities, and anyone who does not fit a narrow, dangerous definition of who “belongs” in this country. Kristi Noem now echoes and amplifies the same ideology—demonizing vulnerable communities, weaponizing government authority, and normalizing extremist talking points. Neither was elected by the American people to reshape the soul of this nation. Yet here we are. America is not a white nationalist project. It never has been. Our Constitution does not belong to one race, one religion, or one political movement. It belongs to the people—all of us. Allowing unelected ideologues to push an agenda rooted in racial grievance and historical erasure is a betrayal of that promise. Congress has a constitutional duty to serve as a check on executive overreach and extremist influence. Silence is not neutrality—it is complicity. If you disagree with this agenda, prove it. If you believe in democracy, act like it. If you still claim to represent the American people, then stand up for the values you swear to uphold. I am demanding a clear answer: Why are these individuals being empowered? Who is setting the agenda—elected representatives or ideological operatives? And when will you draw a line and say this is not who we are? History will remember who spoke up and who stayed silent while the foundations of democracy were attacked from within. Choose wisely.