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All autocrats require an ‘architect’. Meet the man pulling the strings for Donald Trump

By Justin Bergman, International Affairs Editor, The Conversation

Every autocrat needs a clan of loyalists, strategists, masterminds – these are the figures behind the scenes pulling the strings.

They’re unelected and unaccountable, yet they wield a huge amount of power.

This is the role Stephen Miller has played for Donald Trump – he is the architect in chief for the second Trump administration. He has so much power, in fact, he’s reportedly referred to as the “prime…

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