Dr. David S. Glosser, Stephen Miller’s uncle, has publicly criticized his nephew, including agreeing with a commenter who called Miller a “depraved fiend.” Glosser has previously accused Miller of white nationalism and using propaganda tactics. His posts, which condemn both Miller and President Trump, resurfaced after Miller’s cousin, Alisa Kasmer, posted a viral message severing ties with the White House aide and calling him “the face of evil.” Kasmer, who had once loved her cousin, detailed how her family has suffered under Miller’s influence. Glosser characterized Miller as an “immigration hypocrite” because of his opposition to accepting refugees, given his own family’s history.
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Following a controversial ruling, U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, appointed by President Trump, faced scrutiny after granting a temporary restraining order against the deployment of National Guard troops in Oregon. During an emergency hearing, Judge Immergut questioned the federal government’s actions, accusing them of circumventing her order by mobilizing troops from Texas after initially moving them from California. This prompted criticism from White House officials, who argued the President’s authority as commander-in-chief superseded the judge’s ruling, claiming the deployment was necessary to defend federal officers and maintain order. Legal analysts suggest the situation highlights the ongoing tensions between the judiciary and the executive branch.
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Stephen Miller, a key figure in shaping the Trump administration’s agenda, frequently frames American politics as a battle against “leftwing terrorism,” accusing Democrats, judges, and the media of shielding such threats. This rhetoric, as seen in Miller’s response to an unfavorable judicial ruling, reflects a broader pattern of labeling any opposition to Trump as illegitimate. Miller and Trump view dissent as a form of rebellion, utilizing events like the murder of Charlie Kirk or protests against ICE to justify the use of state power to suppress their political opponents. This strategy underscores a post-liberal approach that rejects neutral standards of conduct, justifying Trump’s actions while deeming any opposition as evil.
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During an Instagram Live session, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, labeling him a “clown.” The congresswoman dismissed claims made by MAGA supporters and targeted Miller’s perceived insecurity, urging her audience to “laugh at them.” Ocasio-Cortez argued that the best way to combat the “insecure masculinity” she associated with the movement was through humor and mockery. While acknowledging the dangers of authoritarianism, she emphasized the importance of dismantling such movements through laughter and secure individuals.
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Following a fire at the South Carolina home of Judge Diane Goodstein, who ruled against the Trump administration, questions arose regarding potential connections to MAGA rhetoric. Judge Goodstein had reportedly received death threats in recent weeks, and her husband sustained serious injuries in the blaze, which is under investigation. Democratic Congressman Daniel Goldman criticized Stephen Miller for his role in the doxxing and threatening of judges, prompting Miller to respond by accusing the left of terrorism. Goldman then challenged Miller to condemn the political violence against Judge Goodstein.
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Following the assassination of conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk, the Trump administration swiftly implemented plans to target perceived liberal adversaries. Led by Stephen Miller, the administration drafted legal memos and prioritized organizations for scrutiny using existing anti-terrorism laws. This “war on terror” focused on groups like antifa and George Soros’s network. Despite concerns from some officials about the lack of a real terror threat, the administration aimed to use legal and financial means to silence dissent, as well as silence individuals who spoke out against Donald Trump.
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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller condemned a recent ruling that halted President Trump’s deployment of National Guard soldiers to Portland, Oregon. Miller asserted the President’s authority as commander-in-chief, claiming local law enforcement failed to protect ICE officers from “terrorist assault.” U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, a Trump appointee, ruled against the deployment, stating the President’s decision was “untethered to the facts,” and issued a temporary restraining order. The case is set to continue with a trial date scheduled for October 29th, as the President has deployed soldiers to other Democrat-led cities in recent months.
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A White House official inadvertently revealed plans to deploy the 82nd Airborne Division to Portland while using Signal in a public space. The official, a top deputy to Stephen Miller, discussed the deployment with other officials, including an advisor who stated that the deployment would likely generate significant headlines. Ultimately, the administration sent National Guard soldiers to Portland instead. This incident follows a previous breach of secure communication earlier in the year, adding to the scrutiny surrounding the administration’s communication practices.
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The article argues that powerful figures like Stephen Miller and Elon Musk, who hold sway over government and the world, are actually “losers” who constantly reveal their insecurities. Despite their success, these individuals display a penchant for victimhood and petty behavior, exemplified by the reaction to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, with calls for firings and public shaming. This is further illustrated by examining Miller’s past and present actions, including his appropriation of Nazi propaganda and displays of insecurity, suggesting a desperate attempt to appear as a figure of power. The author believes these actions prove that these leaders are more fragile and pathetic than powerful.
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Following a post from Governor Newsom’s press office labeling Stephen Miller a “fascist,” Republican Representative Derrick Francis Van Orden called for Newsom’s arrest, deeming the post “domestic terrorism” based on 18 U.S. Code § 2331. Van Orden’s critique cited the post’s alleged intent to influence government policy through intimidation. Ironically, the term “fascist” has been used by Miller himself to describe opponents and the Democratic party. Newsom’s office, however, has remained unyielding in its criticism.
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John Q. Hosedrinker
AOC Mocks Miller, Urges Democrats to Confront MAGA Men With Ridicule
During an Instagram Live session, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, labeling him a “clown.” The congresswoman dismissed claims made by MAGA supporters and targeted Miller’s perceived insecurity, urging her audience to “laugh at them.” Ocasio-Cortez argued that the best way to combat the “insecure masculinity” she associated with the movement was through humor and mockery. While acknowledging the dangers of authoritarianism, she emphasized the importance of dismantling such movements through laughter and secure individuals.
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