Katie Miller Is Trying To Sell MAGA on Solar Energy

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https://reason.com/2026/02/27/katie-miller-is-trying-to-sell-maga-on-solar-energy/

Since his return to the White House last year, President Donald Trump has used the power of his office to shutter renewable energy projects and accelerate fossil fuel development. But solar power could soon get a leg up in the administration, thanks to the help of two unlikely green energy advocates: Katie Miller and Kellyanne Conway.

On Friday, Politico reported on the efforts of Miller, who is the wife of White House deputy director of policy Stephen Miller, and Conway to promote solar to MAGA audiences. The advocacy came to light earlier this month when Miller tweeted, "Solar energy is the energy of the future....We must rapidly expand solar to compete with China." About a week later, Miller shared a graph from the Energy Information Administration, showing that solar is the fastest-growing source of new energy in the United States.

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Well it has its place and application but. Not sure if it should have anything to do with government? Where and when it works it has financial advantages that should drive it into the system.
Government seems to try and shove it down every ones throat like pounding a square peg into a round hole. it dont fit there.

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https://reason.com/2026/02/27/katie-miller-is-trying-to-sell-maga-on-solar-energy/

Since his return to the White House last year, President Donald Trump has used the power of his office to shutter renewable energy projects and accelerate fossil fuel development. But solar power could soon get a leg up in the administration, thanks to the help of two unlikely green energy advocates: Katie Miller and Kellyanne Conway.

On Friday, Politico reported on the efforts of Miller, who is the wife of White House deputy director of policy Stephen Miller, and Conway to promote solar to MAGA audiences. The advocacy came to light earlier this month when Miller tweeted, "Solar energy is the energy of the future....We must rapidly expand solar to compete with China." About a week later, Miller shared a graph from the Energy Information Administration, showing that solar is the fastest-growing source of new energy in the United States.

She's grifting some deflated solar companies, long con pump and dump.