Stephen Miller Allegedly Pitched a ‘White Boy November’ Push Before 2024 Vote

Stephen Miller allegedly proposed an unusual last-minute effort to mobilize white male voters before the 2024 presidential election, according to private messages shared online by Ashley St. Clair. The former MAGA influencer posted screenshots on Threads that she said came from the man who has since become Donald Trump’s White House chief of staff. A contact saved as “S M” appears in the screenshots to suggest getting conservative women to post videos urging white men to vote. The messages also reportedly call for people to contact 10 white men and ask them to report back. One proposed slogan was “White boy November,” followed by “The Kens strike back.” The screenshots do not independently establish who sent the messages, and the White House had not responded to a request for comment at the time of the report. The alleged plan was described as echoing Trump’s broader outreach to young male voters through podcast hosts and online influencers. The article also notes that St. Clair, once a vocal Trump supporter, has since criticized both the president and the MAGA movement. She told a podcast that she was disheartened by what she characterized as political groups profiting from outrage and fear, and later described the movement as isolating for women. The report places the messages in the context of a turbulent period in Republican politics, including a major midterm setback and a reported change in the White House chief of staff role. It says Miller has been closely associated with Trump’s immigration agenda, including policies from the president’s first administration. The claims about the messages remain allegations attributed to St. Clair and the screenshots she published.