BREAKING:
Stephen Miller’s cousin, who used to babysit him, goes MEGA-VIRAL with a brutal takedown of the fascist Trump adviser, calling him the “face of evil” before really tearing into him.
“Many of you know who my cousin is. Being public about it is something I’ve struggled with. I live with real fear about what posting something this raw might bring,” Alisa Kasmer wrote in a July Facebook post that surged recently into the spotlight amidst Miller’s escalating authoritarian horrors
I am living with the deep pain of watching someone I once loved become the face of evil. But I know that staying silent only deepens the ache Kasmer stated that the ICE raids have given her horrendous panic attacks, but she can’t remain silent.
I was having a panic attack, I couldn’t escape. Maybe it was ten years of anger and pain finally breaking through the surface. Maybe it was the most recent ICE raids turning my rage into sorrow. Whatever it was, something in me cracked wide open and has shaken me to my core.
I grieve for the country we could be… one with unmatched wealth, intelligence, and potential. A nation with resources to ensure everyone lives with dignity, equity, health, and safety. A nation with enough technological and medical advancements to be something truly extraordinary. But instead, those resources and that wealth are being hoarded by a few, poisoned by ego and power, devoid of empathy, starving the rest.
I grieve your children I will never meet. I grieve the future family you’ve stolen from me by choosing a path so filled with cruelty that I cannot, and will not, be a part of it. I will never knowingly let evil into my life, no matter whose blood it carries—including my own.”
But most of all, I grieve for those directly harmed by your actions, for the communities here in Los Angeles, our shared home, for all of California, and the rest of the country terrorized by the cruelty you have brought upon us all,” Kasmer wrote. I grieve for the families shattered by cruelty dressed up as ‘immigration policy.’ Targeting hardworking, vibrant community members who are being terrorized for simply being brown. This was never about criminals. Or ‘illegal’ entry. And now, with the passing of this bloated, grotesque bill—stuffed with more funding for ICE than most countries spend on their entire military, I’m left speechless. Where does this hateful obsession end? What are you trying to build besides fear? Immigrants were a part of your upbringing. Is this cruelty your way of rejecting a part of yourself?
I didn’t see the descent until it was too late. And now I’m left with guilt and shame. And here’s where it hurts even more: we were raised Jewish. Stephen, you and I both know what that means. We were raised with stories of survival. We learned about pogroms, ghettos, the Holocaust—not just as history, but as part of our identity. We carry the trauma of generations who were hunted, hated, expelled, murdered, just for existing. We were taught to remember. We celebrated holidays each year with the reminder to stand up and say ‘never again.’ But what you are doing breaks that sacred promise. It breaks everything we were taught. How can you do to others what has been done to us? How can you wake up each day and repeat the cruelty that our people barely escaped from?
And it devastates me. To be this close to the cruelty, through you, has left me ashamed and shattered. You’ve destroyed so many lives just to feed your own obsession and ego and uphold an administration so corrupt, so vile, I can barely comprehend it".
We must condemn MAGA fascism wherever it springs up, even if it means calling out our own family and friends. Silence is complicity.
Stephen Miller’s cousin, who used to babysit him, goes MEGA-VIRAL with a brutal takedown of the fascist Trump adviser, calling him the “face of evil” before really tearing into him.
“Many of you know who my cousin is. Being public about it is something I’ve struggled with. I live with real fear about what posting something this raw might bring,” Alisa Kasmer wrote in a July Facebook post that surged recently into the spotlight amidst Miller’s escalating authoritarian horrors
I am living with the deep pain of watching someone I once loved become the face of evil. But I know that staying silent only deepens the ache Kasmer stated that the ICE raids have given her horrendous panic attacks, but she can’t remain silent.
I was having a panic attack, I couldn’t escape. Maybe it was ten years of anger and pain finally breaking through the surface. Maybe it was the most recent ICE raids turning my rage into sorrow. Whatever it was, something in me cracked wide open and has shaken me to my core.
I grieve for the country we could be… one with unmatched wealth, intelligence, and potential. A nation with resources to ensure everyone lives with dignity, equity, health, and safety. A nation with enough technological and medical advancements to be something truly extraordinary. But instead, those resources and that wealth are being hoarded by a few, poisoned by ego and power, devoid of empathy, starving the rest.
I grieve your children I will never meet. I grieve the future family you’ve stolen from me by choosing a path so filled with cruelty that I cannot, and will not, be a part of it. I will never knowingly let evil into my life, no matter whose blood it carries—including my own.”
But most of all, I grieve for those directly harmed by your actions, for the communities here in Los Angeles, our shared home, for all of California, and the rest of the country terrorized by the cruelty you have brought upon us all,” Kasmer wrote. I grieve for the families shattered by cruelty dressed up as ‘immigration policy.’ Targeting hardworking, vibrant community members who are being terrorized for simply being brown. This was never about criminals. Or ‘illegal’ entry. And now, with the passing of this bloated, grotesque bill—stuffed with more funding for ICE than most countries spend on their entire military, I’m left speechless. Where does this hateful obsession end? What are you trying to build besides fear? Immigrants were a part of your upbringing. Is this cruelty your way of rejecting a part of yourself?
I didn’t see the descent until it was too late. And now I’m left with guilt and shame. And here’s where it hurts even more: we were raised Jewish. Stephen, you and I both know what that means. We were raised with stories of survival. We learned about pogroms, ghettos, the Holocaust—not just as history, but as part of our identity. We carry the trauma of generations who were hunted, hated, expelled, murdered, just for existing. We were taught to remember. We celebrated holidays each year with the reminder to stand up and say ‘never again.’ But what you are doing breaks that sacred promise. It breaks everything we were taught. How can you do to others what has been done to us? How can you wake up each day and repeat the cruelty that our people barely escaped from?
And it devastates me. To be this close to the cruelty, through you, has left me ashamed and shattered. You’ve destroyed so many lives just to feed your own obsession and ego and uphold an administration so corrupt, so vile, I can barely comprehend it".
We must condemn MAGA fascism wherever it springs up, even if it means calling out our own family and friends. Silence is complicity.
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