Katie Miller Condemns Left-Wing Intimidation Near Family Home

Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, publicly denounced political activists who targeted her family over the weekend.

A video shared on X by Townhall reporter Corey Inganamort showed a group of individuals writing messages in multicolored chalk on a sidewalk near the Millers’ residence. Among the slogans was one reading, “Miller is preying on families.”

Inganamort noted that the group refused to explain their actions when asked. “Just four days after the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, @arlingtondems are ‘chalking’ messages of hate towards @StephenM and @KatieMiller just blocks away from their home. I asked them to explain ‘Miller is preying on families’ and all were too cowardly to respond,” he wrote.

Katie Miller condemned the incident, framing it as part of a broader pattern of intimidation against her family.

Just four days after the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, @arlingtondems are “chalking” messages of hate towards @StephenM and @KatieMiller just blocks away from their home.

I asked them to explain “Miller is preying on families” and all were too cowardly to respond. pic.twitter.com/BIVgRtCYfG

— Corey Inganamort 🪚🌴🪚 (@TheBirdWords) September 14, 2025

Katie Miller Condemns Left-Wing Intimidation Outside Family Home Following Charlie Kirk Assassination

Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, condemned political activists who targeted her family over the weekend with threatening chalk messages outside their residence.

Townhall reporter Corey Inganamort shared a video on X showing several individuals writing slogans in multicolored chalk, including the message, “Miller is preying on families.” When Inganamort asked one woman if she thought the behavior was “appropriate rhetoric” in light of the recent assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, she responded, “yeah,” and added, “If you’re insane, anything can incite you.”

Another woman from the group approached, claiming the reporter was threatening them. “I think this might be harassment. Back off, I feel threatened by you! You are threatening women. You’re a tall man, and you’re threatening us, and we feel unsafe,” she said.

Photos posted by Inganamort showed additional chalk messages mocking Katie Miller and promoting various far-left talking points.

In response, Katie Miller shared a video of herself washing away the messages and posted a statement: “To the ‘Tolerant Left’ who spent their day trying to intimidate us in the house where we have three young children: We will not back down. We will not cower in fear. We will double down. Always, For Charlie.”

The incident comes amid heightened political tensions following Kirk’s assassination and reflects growing concerns about the targeting of conservative public figures and their families.

To the “Tolerant Left” who spent their day trying to intimidate us in the house where we have three young children:

We will not back down.

We will not cower in fear.

We will double down.

Always, For Charlie. pic.twitter.com/zPc6jIRf1A

— Katie Miller (@KatieMiller) September 14, 2025

Charlie Kirk Memorial Set as Investigation Continues Into Utah Shooting

Charlie Kirk, 31, the conservative commentator and Turning Point USA founder, was killed Wednesday after being shot in the neck by a rooftop gunman during an event at Utah Valley University. Federal authorities have taken 22-year-old Tyler Robinson into custody as the primary suspect.

In recognition of his impact, Kirk was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Donald Trump. His memorial service is scheduled for Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, home of the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals.