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16. Yes, it's a mystery how a young, dedicated public servant like Miller and his wife could afford

Sun Jan 11, 2026, 09:10 PM

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a $3 million house and its upkeep and $30K annual RE taxes, given their three small children, child care expenses to enable both to work, etc.

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Stephen Miller's house still hasn't sold. [View all] spooky3 Saturday OP

There's not enough sweet grass in Montana to cleanse anything Maru Kitteh Saturday #1

Agree. And they're asking 25% over the 2023 purchase price. spooky3 Saturday #8

People should swamp them with low-ball offers. Captain Zero Saturday #2

Extra points for that last one! Attilatheblond Saturday #3

Hee hee! Nt spooky3 Saturday #7

It needs an exorcism , may be easier to bulldoze it Bread and Circuses Saturday #4

Meanwhile the lizard man pfitz59 Saturday #5

I would never touch a house... DET Saturday #6

Once the prospective buyers bamagal62 Sunday #10

The LLC legal designation is to prevent him from losing the house no_hypocrisy Sunday #12

Good point. Or Russians. no_hypocrisy Sunday #15

Good malaise Sunday #13